A few days before the grand jury decision not to indict Darren Wilson for the death of Mike Brown, we traveled to Ferguson, MO to document human rights violations and to speak to local activists and clergy.
Team: @nicoleclee, @TanayLynnHarris, @IfyIkeEsq, @KineticsLive
From Ferguson to Geneva
Justin Hansford: From Ferguson to Geneva
Tara Tee: From Ferguson to Geneva
TEF POE: We"re Young, Black and Fed Up #Ferguson
Meena Jagannath: From Ferguson to Geneva
Community Responds to the non-indictment of Darren Wilson
Pastor Mike McBride: Clergy Need to Get Out in the Streets
Rachel Johns: Peaceful Protesters Occupy I-70, Attacked By Police
Jericka Tyler: Police Approach Car of Peaceful Protesters with Guns Drawn
T-Dubb-O: \"They Put A Gun to My Head\" #Ferguson
FAITH #FERGUSON AND CONTESTED BIBLICAL TEXTS
Pastor Jamal Bryant Launches Economic Boycott
Cornelius Weaver: Make An Impact in Your Local #Ferguson
Gentleman from Ivory Coast Tear-gassed by Ferguson Police
Woman responds to non-indictment of Darren Wilson #Ferguson (explicit language)
Representative Tommie Pierson: A System for Them and a System for Us
Rev. Starsky Wilson: Faith in Ferguson
Judge Wendell Griffen: Ferguson, Faith & Justice in the Age of Reinvented Empire
Digital Strategist – Faith-rooted Organizer – Social Entrepreneur – Minister of Information and 2015 Social Justice Institute Fellow at Boston University School of Theology.
Jamye Wooten is the founder and publisher of KineticsLive.com ; a faith-rooted organizer that has documented social movements from across the United States, United Kingdom and Africa. He is the former program director of the Collective Banking Group, Inc. (CBG), a Christian ministry that draws together leaders from the faith, business, and public service sectors to develop and enhance economic empowerment strategies for the African American community.
Jamye Wooten is the founder and publisher of KineticsLive.com ; a faith-rooted organizer that has documented social movements from across the United States, United Kingdom and Africa. He is the former program director of the Collective Banking Group, Inc. (CBG), a Christian ministry that draws together leaders from the faith, business, and public service sectors to develop and enhance economic empowerment strategies for the African American community.
