Ferguson

In St. Louis, The Politics Of Police Reform Are Tougher Than Ever

Three years after Mike Brown was killed in Ferguson, the St. Louis region is once again on edge.
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Years After Michael Brown's Killing, The Legal Struggle To Affirm Citizens' Rights Remains

Those who thought the galvanizing ordeal would bring a tide of change are finding true police reform hard to come by.
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Ferguson Doc 'Whose Streets' Shows The Power Of Black People Telling Black Stories

When we talk about telling stories, we must also talk about who they are for.
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A Wrenching New Ferguson Documentary Asks: How Can We Start A Revolution?

See an exclusive clip from "Whose Streets?"
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Three Years After Michael Brown’s Death, How Far Have We Come?

So much has changed since that terrible day, yet so much has remained the same.
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Remembering Michael Brown: Police Don’t Create Safety -- Communities Do

His death should serve as a daily reminder of the very real work left undone.
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Navy Vet Went Through 'Pure Hell' After Arrest By A Troubled Ferguson Cop. Now He's Suing.

Fred Watson is still fighting the trumped-up charges, even after the Justice Department highlighted his case as an example of police abuse.
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Both Killed By Cops, Their Families Given Almost The Same Amount Of Money

Michael Brown's family received $1.5 million while the dog's family received $1.26 million.
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Michael Brown's Family Settles Wrongful-Death Lawsuit For Undisclosed Sum

Brown, 18, was unarmed when a Ferguson police officer fatally shot him in 2014.
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There Is No Justice In America For Black People Killed By Cops

“The system continues to fail black people.”
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