The Struggle in Ferguson Continues
More than a month after the killing of Michael Brown, Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot him multiple times despite Brown having raised his arms in surrender, remains free and safely in hiding.
More than a month after the killing of Michael Brown, Darren Wilson, the police officer who shot him multiple times despite Brown having raised his arms in surrender, remains free and safely in hiding.
As the protests in Ferguson, MO enter their 12th day, following the shooting of Michael Brown by local police, the US section of the IMT continues to intervene in this spontaneous protest movement.
The shooting of unarmed 18-year-old Michael Brown, followed by the breaking up of a protest march by police in riot gear, has let loose the pent-up anger and frustration of black youth in the otherwise quiet working-class St. Louis suburb of Ferguson.
In our supposedly “post-racial” society, issues of racial bias and profiling have sprung into the national discourse with the killing of an unarmed young man in Florida by an armed neighborhood watchman.