Officers said to be “watching” protestors on West Florissant Avenue in Ferguson 9 days after Michael Brown Source: Michael B. Thomas / Getty This episode of Witness to
Source: Scott Olson / Getty Dacia Polk remembers all the ways she once felt afraid. The Ferguson Uprising leader remembers what it felt like raising her children alone
Source: JEWEL SAMAD / Getty The fifth episode of Urban One’s original iOne Digital limited-series podcast, Witness to History–which this season looks back at the uprising in Ferguson
Witness to History turns to Ashely Yates, one of the most critical organizers of Ferguson, Missouri’s 180-day resistance movement that began following the killing of Michael Brown, Jr.,
Ferguson, Missouri, August 2014 Source: Scott Olson / Getty Everyone who took to the Ferguson, Missouri, streets beginning on Aug. 9, 2014, called 44-year-old Julia Boure, Momma Julia.
Source: Anadolu Agency / Getty The 2024 season of Urban One’s iOne Digital podcast series, Witness to History, proudly opens with Dr. Cornel West, our treasured scholar and
Source: St. Louis Post-Dispatch / Getty In recognition of the 10th anniversary of both the brutal public execution of 18-year-old Michael Brown, Jr., by former Ferguson police officer,
Brown family attorney, Benjamin L. Crump, speaks to the media along with Lesley McSpadden (L) and Michael Brown Sr. (R) during a press conference outside the St. Louis
Source: MICHAEL B. THOMAS / Getty N inety seconds. That’s what Michael Brown was given on August 9th, 2014, 10 years ago today. From the first second that
