Marching in Ferguson, August 14, 2014

On August 14, hundreds of people gathered in Ferguson to peacefully uphold the rights of citizens to protest on the streets of Ferguson after police had unleashed teargas and pointed sniper rifles at those who were engaged in peaceful protest. I was proud to be among these people.

Some of our sisters at the meeting point had brought signs.

Episcopal Bishop Smith marched on the outside as clergy were asked to do in order to support the other protesters.

At the site of the killing of Mike Brown, on Canfield Drive in the Canfield Green Apartments.

A Deaconess Anne House intern at the starting point.

Friends of mine in the crowd.

Deaconess Anne House intern Eric and my friend Emily.

Some of the great people who marched behind me kept up a great variety of chants.

There I am at Canfield Green.

There were some amazing speeches and signs carried to Canfield.

On the way back down West Florissant Road.

St. John's Tower Grove's contingent.

Raise up your children in the way they should go....

Bishop Smith on Canfield Drive.

August protests over the shooting of Mike Brown in Ferguson

Protest in Oakland on August 14

Protest in Chicago on August 25

The Missouri History Museum on Ferguson: Where Do We Go From Here?

Ferguson: Where Do We Go From Here?-- August 30, 2014

From Brown to Ferguson: The Unfinished Business of Civil Rights-- September 24, 2014

Worldwide reaction to the verdict by the Darren Wilson grand jury

 Before the decision, Missouri Governor Jay Nixon declared a state of emergency:

The reaction in Ferguson over the refusal to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the murder of Mike Brown, announced on November 25, 2014.

New York City erupts in protest on November 25, 2014.