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The Missouri Museum of History is being criticized for its decision to cancel an event that included a discussion on Palestinian issues.
A Ferguson business owner and resident has filed a lawsuit over a state law requiring his name and address to be printed on political flyers.
A set of emails from fall 2014 reveal that embattled Ferguson City Manager John Shaw was once tapped as possible spokesperson.
“The incendiary rhetoric used by Eric Holder created a pathway for a false narrative that then became the rallying cry for cop haters across America,” said Milwaukee police sheriff David Clarke Jr.
I grew up in the segregated north. New Jersey to be exact. True, I was born after the civil rights act of 1964 was passed, but the centuries of racism and discrimination are still painfully visible. I can only imagine how hard things are in Ferguson Missouri today.
In this video, police can be seen using tear gas against protesters outside of Ferguson City Hall after windows were smashed and a police car was set on fire. Police officers in full riot gear and carrying shields quickly extinguish the flaming patrol car shortly before a armored personnel carrier arrives and a voice over loudspeaker orders protesters to stop destroying property in the city of Ferguson.
St. Louis County residents are still protesting and engaging in civil disobedience a day after Monday’s announcement by Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch that the Grand Jury decided to not indict Officer Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of teenaged African-American college student, Michael Brown.
THE NATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION RESPONDS TO THE GRAND JURY’S DECISION NOT TO INDICT POLICE OFFICER DARREN WILSON IN THE SHOOTING DEATH OF MICHAEL BROWN
Ferguson Missouri is engulfed in flames as protesters are enraged at the Grand Jury’s decision to not indict Officer Darren Wilson for the fatal shooting of Michael Brown.
The St. Louis County prosecutor announced in a press conference Monday evening that Ferguson police officer Darren Wilson won’t face charges in the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
Officials met with reporters in Ferguson, Missouri on Friday to discuss their reaction to 19 Rules of Engagement proposed by organized activist groups. Ferguson Mayor Frank Slay, Executive county commissioner Charlie Dooley answered questions for almost an hour after their statements.
FERGUSON, Mo. - Small business owners along this stretch of West Florissant Avenue are hoping for the best as they await the news of the decision of the grand jury in the case of whether or not to indict Darren Wilson for the shooting death of teenager Michael Brown.
At 12:20 p.m. local time, Saint Louis County prosecuting attorney Bob McCulloch’s office sent an email to over 160 reporters telling them to prepare for a press conference announcing the Grand Jury’s decision regarding whether Officer Darren Wilson will be indicted for the murder of 18-year-old Michael Brown. No specific time or location was provided.
As Ferguson residents, local police, and people all over the US anxiously anticipate the Grand Jury decision concerning Darren Wilson, the white police officer who fatally shot black 18 year old Michael Brown, another video of Darren Wilson was anonymously uploaded to youtube Friday November 14th .
