Although he claims that shooting an unarmed Michael Brown was “not a race issue,” former officer Darren Wilson sure has turned the spoken upon topics into black and white. In his latest interview, Wilson opened up to The New Yorker about the day that changed his life, and what’s happened to his life post-acquittal. Find out more down bottom.
(Video) Michael Brown’s Parents Disagree With DOJ’s Decision & Will File Wrongful Death Civil Suit!
Michael Brown’s parents disagree with DOJ’s decision and will file wrongful death civil suit. His parents are upset with DOJ’s choice to not charge Darren Wilson. Check out the video and read more on the story after the jump!
(Video) Feds Complete Investigation and Say “Not Enough Evidence” To Charge Darren Wilson
YES…you read right (SMH!!!) Feds Complete Investigation and Say “Not Enough Evidence” To Charge Darren Wilson in the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri and are now moving to officially clear him. Though many are not surprised it’s been a long trail of news headlines, suffering for the families and the #BlackLivesMatter movement since it happened so this is one last gut punch to say the least!
NFL: St. Louis Police Demands Punishment For Rams Doing “Hands Up, Don’t Shoot”
On Sunday, five players from the St. Louis Rams showed solidarity and support for Michael Brown and the Ferguson protestors as they emerged from the tunnel and took the field doing the “hands up, don’t shoot” gesture. It’s the pose that has been the stance of the Ferguson protests as many people say Brown was surrendering when he was shot dead by police officer Darren Wilson. On the other side people believe that account is untrue and that Brown did not have his hands up, they say he instead was charging at Wilson, not surrendering. Now the St. Louis police demands punishment for Rams who participated saying they essentially called the exonerated police officer a murderer…
(Video & Photos) NFL: St. Louis Rams Take the Field Doing ‘Hands Up, Don’t Shoot’ Pose
Michael Brown has not been forgotten. It’s been almost a week since the grand jury’s decision not to indict officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of the unarmed teenager was announced. Numerous athletes have taken to their social media accounts, namely Twitter and Instagram to address their feelings on the matter. Many have expressed grief, disappointment and anger. Today the St. Louis Rams took things a step further to show their solidarity by entering the field in the “hands up, don’t shoot” mantra that has been a main stay in the Ferguson protests.
