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Ella Jones, mayor-elect of Ferguson, Missouri
Everything To Know About Ferguson's First Black Mayor

The politician ran on a platform of public safety and neighborhood stabilization.
by Royce Dunmore
06.04.20
Family Members Of Michael Brown Announce Civil Lawsuit Over His Death In Ferguson
Darren Wilson Admits To Using N-Word

An attorney for former Ferguson, Missouri cop Darren Wilson, who fatally shot unarmed teen Michael Brown in 2014, said Monday…
by Clarissa Hamlin
03.15.17
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Newly Released Video of Michael Brown Sparks Protests

What makes the video the source of ire for protesters is that after Brown’s death at the hands of Police…
by NewsOne Staff
03.13.17
A year after the shooting of Mike Brown in Ferguson, MO.
Ferguson Prosecutor Quits Amid Scrutiny

Karr stepped down after serving as the city attorney since 2004.
by Charise Frazier
05.25.16
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Ferguson, DOJ Near Deal To Revamp Police Department

The Missouri city and DOJ officials are nearing a reform deal that will likely effect change and overhaul "unconstitutional" policing.
by NewsOne Staff
12.16.15
KKK rally in Illinois
Anonymous Plans To De-Hood 1,000 Ku Klux Klan…

The group tweeted their warning on Tuesday, promising to out at least 1,000 members.
by Desire Thompson
10.29.15
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Ferguson Commission Highlights Racial Inequalities, Calls For Police…

A revealing report released by a panel formed by Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon after the death of Michael Brown Jr.…
by Christina Coleman
03.15.18
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Trial For Michael Brown Jr. Wrongful Death Suit…

A federal judge has scheduled an October 2016 trial for the wrongful death lawsuit brought against the city of Ferguson by…
by Christina Coleman
09.08.15
The Retweet: #WhichEmergency Proves The Problem Is In…

More proof that the state of emergency exists in the Black community? Check out the numbers in this week's The…
by GlobalGrind Staff
03.15.18
Ferguson On One Year Anniversary Of Michael Brown's Death
Side-By-Side, Photographic Proof Not Much Has Changed One…

Just a day after the anniversary of Michael Brown’s death, the city of Ferguson was placed in a state of emergency, leaving…
by Desire Thompson
08.11.15
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Who Polices Who? Everything We Know About The…

As a community grapples with the one-year anniversary of the death of Michael Brown and yet another Black male shot…
by hollowaylynette
03.15.18
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Photographic Proof Not Much Has Changed In Ferguson…
by Desire Thompson
08.11.15
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Photographic Proof Not Much Has Changed In Ferguson…
by Desire Thompson
08.11.15
Ferguson On One Year Anniversary Of Michael Brown's Death
Ferguson Protesters Arrested Overnight On Charges Of Blocking…

Police arrested several people late Monday in Ferguson after claiming protesters refused to leave West Florissant Avenue
by hollowaylynette
08.11.15
Larry Fellows, Alexis Templeton, Diamond Latchison, Angel Carter, Michael Brown, Ferguson
“This Year Of Protests Has Been The Year…

A dark abyss. If someone were to ask me where I was on August 9, 2014 – before I received…
by Angel Carter
08.09.15
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“We Still Have Quite A Way To Go”

We still have quite a way to go… According to MappingPoliceViolence.org, police in the United States have killed 184 Black…
by Larry Fellows
08.09.15
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EXCLUSIVE: Far Beyond the Sidewalk – How Michael…

Editor’s note: This story first posted two years ago: The possibility of a fresh start worked the room, as dozens…
by Vickie Newton
08.09.17
NewsOne Exclusive: One Year After The Death Of Michael Brown, Ferguson Tries To Move Forward With Positive Changes
EXCLUSIVE: A Year After Michael Brown’s Death, Ferguson…

One year after Michael Brown's shooting death, some Ferguson residents and leaders told us they see signs of progress. Others…
by Tim Lampley / NewsOne Staff
04.10.18
Baltimore Residents Attend Wake for Freddie Gray
Survey: Americans Think Black People Were Treated More…

A new survey is revealing that Americans feel like Blacks were treated more fairly in 2007 than now.
by Christina Coleman
08.05.15
Young children sitting in a classroom at school with their hands raised
Here’s Why School Segregation “Still Exists” In America

Despite desegregation laws, White parents usually fight accepting poorer Black students from failing districts.
by hollowaylynette
08.04.15
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