Browder’s family joined city council members to unveil “Kalief Browder Way” on what would have been his 24th birthday.

“It’s not close Rikers while we allow law makers to make policy that continues to criminalize Brown and Black people.”

“Time and Punishment” will air before the second episode of “TIME: The Kalief Browder Story,” the docuseries about Browder’s incarceration without trial.

The Jay Z-produced series will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival next month before airing on Spike in March.

Stanley Nelson’s new documentary on HBCUs will also show at the festival in January.

Venida Browder fought for justice after her teenage son was forced to stay at Rikers Island jail for three years without a trial, and later killed himself.

Named for the Thirteenth Amendment, “13th” will premiere at the New York Film Festival on Friday before making its nationwide debut on Netflix October 7.

The young man, who was jailed for three years on Riker’s Island as a 16-year-old with no trial, has inspired responses from various news outlets and Kentucky Senator Rand Paul.