Khina Culler

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The RKC Experience is a powerful community event centered on the true story of Khina Culler, featuring a documentary, panel discussion, and healing space to raise awareness about domestic violence, gun violence, and mental health. It’s a call to heal, protect our families, and empower lasting change.

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From Jacksonville, FL, loving mother, sister, and daughter that always kept a smile on the faces around her. Her personality was one of gold; a comical, vibrant, generous, Angel on Earth. She was tough; she always appeared so strong as she carried the weight of a heavy secret. This secret may have caused her her life.

Khina Culler’s documentary, 'Remember Khina Culler', produced by Selena Koon, has impacted audiences across state lines—sparking raw conversations, encouraging survivors to speak out for the first time, and inspiring communities to take action against domestic violence, gun violence, and generational trauma.

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Carle A.

Carle was the second oldest of Khina’s children. Smart, sassy, and outgoing is best to describe her. A child who now has to grow up remembering that horrific night.

Joshua D.

Joshua is the oldest out of the siblings. Quiet but a perky young man. He has a smile that would light up any room. May 5, 2019 turned his smile into depression. How can a child sustain so much pain?

Khilee A.

Khilee is the baby of the three. She is what we call “Beauty”. She is Khina all over again.

Tiki Stafford

A mother's love is like no other. As mother and daughter, they had a unique relationship, very supportive and open to one another, never holding back on either end. What type of relationship do you have with your mother/daughter?

Anthony Culler

Father of Khina Culler, their relationship was distinctive. Despite any discrepancies, love was always there. How do you exchange love with your father?

Cynthia S.

Cousin of Khina Culler. Khina taught Cynthia plenty. They were close cousins, best friends. What would you say to your best friend if you knew they were going to leave this realm soon?

Archa "Snap" A.

Long time friend of Khina Culler. He truly admired her and spoke highly of her despite anything they went through. Are pleasing memories what matter most?

Cornisha S.

God Sister of Khina, they “were like day and night”. They grew up together so they knew how to push each other’s buttons and love one another the right way. How do you love on your sisters?

Torina B.

Khina was her first niece. She named her Khina because she knew she would be just as beautiful and unique as her name. She was the auntie that would go to war about Khina; if only she knew what was actually going on.

Amari B.

How do you deal with the death of a sibling? Khina was like his Bonnie to his Clyde. Her death dismantled Amari. Everyday he has to deal with this pain. How do you move on?

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Jacksonville, FL

Being from Jacksonville, for some, comes with trials and tribulations. The largest city in America, one of the most beautiful, yet infamous for it's crime.