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Brown, Claude – Manchild • ‘Purlie’ at the Black Rep offers Ossie Davis’ prescient perspective on Ferguson A diverse, majority-black crowd thronged the Sept. 9 meeting of the Ferguson City Council, held at Greater Grace Church to accommodate greater citizen involvement By Chris King Of The St. Louis American When Michael Brown was walking down Canfield Drive on the sunny Saturday of August 9 with his friend Dorian Johnson, surely he never dreamed his memory would one month later fill a Ferguson City Council with “We will continue to protest until justice is met. We are not going to end this.” – Rhea Willis, a school teacher from Normandy young, engaged black men. But that is just what happened. The protest movement sparked by Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson’s fatal shooting of the unarmed black teen on August 9 is still going strong a month later. This was evident Tuesday night, Sept. 9, when a passionate crowd filled Greater Grace Church in Ferguson to Attempt at I-70 shutdown intended to pressure McCulloch off case By Rebecca Rivas n “They are stopping the people from peacefully protesting.” – Amir Brandy president and CEO of the Urban League of Metropolitan St. Louis, R
September 11th, 2014 Edition
City Council hears from protestors
Protests move to direct action