#ferguson response

[tomorrow-will-do]

I've never wished pain or death on anyone but I hope every police officer in ferguson who are hurting/killing/abusing anyone die the most painful death of them all or get locked up for life. Every life matters, no matter how old, what race or religion, but you police officers, you’re a disgrace and waste of air. Your life’s are the only ones that don’t matter.

2 GUILTY police officers were shot, and this makes more news then mike brown, an innocent young man who got shot DEAD by a disgraceful police officer, who just left mike’s body there for 4 hours.

WHY SHOULD WE THINK OF YOUR FAMILIES WHEN YOU SEE THEIRS AS SHOOTING TARGETS AND A WASTE OF SPACE.

I’m sorry to everyone in ferguson going through this, I have a few followers currently in ferguson and I wish I could help and make sure none of this happened. I’m proud of you all and I’m sorry for ALL THE MANY loses you have gone through. My heart is with you all xo

[rksimonphoto]

"Racism, State Oppression, and the Black Community: Ferguson & Beyond" A panel discussion focusing on the recent events in Ferguson, MO and Long Island, NY, the local and national reaction, and how we as a collective community should move forward. Facilitated by Providence City Councilwoman Mary Kay Harris, the panel featured: Erroll Lomba ( roots.media ),  Monay McNeil (Student at RIC),  Steve Roberts (Recent College Graduate),  Jonathan Lewis (Positive Peace Warrior Network)  Prof. Matt Guterl (Brown University)

The event was hosted at the Southside Community Center in Providence Rhode Island, on December 20th, 2014. The event began with a panel discussion, after which community members were invited to speak in an open mic format. Over the past month, several speak-out events have been held throughout Providence, providing a space for community building, networking, and outreach after multiple large-scale marches held in Providence, RI.

[multitierqueer]

12/8/2014

Purdue University marches in solidarity

[nahhmann-blog]

Posting again.

[thenthright]

Part one of American University students react to Ferguson protest on campus on yik yak (x)

The list is growing

[rad-feminism]

SHARE IT, SPREAD IT, BE THERE

[sappling]

The people of Tokyo stand in solidarity with #FERGUSON

[boxlunches]

On my way home from the solidarity protest in downtown Austin, Texas. In these videos you'll hear us also chant about Larry Jackson, a black man who was wrongfully murdered by a detective last year right here in Austin. He is our Mike Brown. That detective was indicted but has been putting off trial. He is also the first cop to be indicted for taking a life in Austin in one whole decade. Tonight we demanded justice for Larry Jackson, Mike Brown, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, and black lives lost to police brutality.