Amy Goodman
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"Not One More Darren Wilson, Not One More Mike Brown": National Protests Continue Ferguson Struggle
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December 1, 2014
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16:02Now PlayingAs Darren Wilson resigns from the Ferguson police force, protests continue across the country from shopping malls to football stadiums over a grand jury's decision not to indict Wilson for shooting dead Michael Brown. Over the past week, there have been demonstrations in more than 100 cities on public roadways, in shopping malls and government buildings. On Saturday, protesters kicked off a 120 mile, sevenday march dubbed the "Journey for Justice" from Ferguson to Jefferson City, the capital of Missouri. Black Friday was also a day of action as activists staged protests at retailers across the country. We are joined by two activists to discuss the week's protests and what comes next for the movement against police brutalityIn Oakland, Alicia Garza, cocreator of "Black Lives Matter" and one of the 14 people arrested for shutting down the BART transportation system on Friday; and in New York City, Dante Barry, an organizer at the Center for Media Justice and Million Hoodies Movement for Justice, who participated in last week's protests.
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