Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is calling for action on the CROWN Act which would prohibit discrimination based on someone's hair and hairstyle.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at a news conference outside of the Leon Sullivan Trust Building on North Broad Street, calling for the declaration of a state of emergency on gun violence in Philadelphia and encouraging the passage of gun safety bills that have been stalled in the Pennsylvania legislature.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at a rally outside the state Capitol in support of striking Scranton teachers.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta speaks at a Harrisburg rally on the one-year anniversary of the murder of George Floyd to call for true justice and equality.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta attends a voting meeting of the House State Government Committee on March 17, 2021.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta speaks as the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus, in a moment of civil disobedience, demand action on police reform bills currently stalled in the House of Representatives.

State Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta continuing his fight since June to save the state's General Assistance program for Pennsylvania residents in distress and need.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta attends a rally calling for emergency school facilities funding and support for the re-drafted Emergency School Repair Funding bill.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta welcomes Miss Pennsylvania, Tiffany Seitz, to the state Capitol.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta joins his eastern Pennsylvania colleagues in welcoming newly elected Philadelphia City Council Members: Katherine Richardson, Isaiah Thomas, Jamie Gauthier, and Maria Sanchez.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta is joined by colleagues and advocates to continue the fight for criminal justice reform.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta joined colleagues and advocates from Pennsylvania’s Muslim communities to celebrate diversity and rally for a just, equitable, and fair society that tolerates everyone.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta, joined by other state legislators, mental health and LGBTQ advocates, speaks a news conference to discuss legislation that would address the harms associated with conversion therapy by prohibiting mental health professionals from performing the practive on an individual younger than 18.

Rep. Kenyatta presents $15,000 in state funds to Grands as Families for improvement projects.

Rep. Kenyatta presents $15,000 in state funds to Urban Creators for improvement projects.

Rep. Malcolm Kenyatta makes comments during the House debate on the 2019-20 state budget.

Rep. Kenyatta urges members of the House Liquor Control Committee to vote for his legislation that would ensure the permanence of Pennsylvania’s law that better deals with “stop and go” nuisance establishments. His bill (H.B. 1434) passed the committee on June 4.