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We All Really Matter , an organization that supports those affected by domestic violence, hosted the 23rd Annual Memorial Brides’ March against Domestic Violence Victims recently. Stephanie McGraw, the organization’s founder and CEO, spoke to marchers and attendees, who included NYS Senator Cordell Cleare, NYS Assemblymember Al Taylor, and a representative sent by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. The marchers proceeded from the Bronx, rallied at the Adam Powell State Building.
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