Police Brutality

We Charge Genocide, a coalition of Chicago activists, is turning outside the US criminal justice system to force accountability for police misconduct by taking their complaints to the United …

Death penalty states like Missouri have been treating their predominantly black death row prisoners like test subjects while protests over the worth of black life continue in Ferguson.

A multitude of activist groups from St. Louis and around the US have sent members to take part in the weekend's activities.

Another shooting by police of an African American teen in St. Louis is bringing up the same questions in a community that still hasnu2019t healed from Michael Brown's death.

“Instead of lynchings, we now enjoy the spectacle of the fraternal-order-of-police executing blacks and browns as sport.”

National security expert Terron Sims says unrest in Ferguson, “is America today,” and if we don't deal with racial discrimination, “will be our tomorrow.”

Students of the profession of policing in St. Louis are invited to a seminar on how to “WIN WITH THE MEDIA!”

Black Agenda Report executive editor Glen Ford says their voting record on this issue shows that only a few members act in the interest of the black community.

The historic failure of both the civil rights movement and women's movement to grasp intersectionality keeps black women criminalized.

In Ferguson, those who are trying to keep the peace are in conflict with those who want to see justice for Michael Brown and their community.