#Ferguson: One Year Later: A Reader

On Saturday, August 9, 2014, police officer Darren Wilson, in Ferguson, Missouri shot and killed 18 year old Michael Brown. The shooting of yet another unarmed black person frustrated many people and have some wondering what can be done to stop all forms of police brutality. In commemoration of the one year anniversary of the death of Michael Brown, we here at R3 decided to start a Reader; a collection of some of the editorials and opinion pieces that offer a reflection on Ferguson one Year Later. We are also looking for one year reflections as well. If you have one to share, please email us at rhetoricraceandreligion@gmail.com

1. #Ferguson Reflections: Get The F*ck On The Sidewalk

2. How Ferguson changed hearts and minds in America

3. What’s Changed in Ferguson a Year After Michael Brown—and What Hasn’t

4. One year later in Ferguson, this grassroots activist never stopped

5. How Black Clergy Are Commemorating Michael Brown In Ferguson One Year Later

6. From Paris to Ferguson

7. Ferguson Revisited

8. A year after Ferguson, a practical theology emerges around Black Lives Matter

9. Ferguson’s radical knitters: “If someone asks me what I’m doing, I say, ‘I’m knitting for black liberation”

10. Ferguson and beyond: how a new civil rights movement began – and won’t end

11. They Helped Make Twitter Matter in Ferguson Protests

12. 50 Years Later, We Still Haven’t Learned From Watts