September 8, 2014
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6:28Now PlayingTwenty-two year old Marcellus Buckley uses his spoken word to counter the mainstream narrative about the Ferguson uprising. He hands out his poetry to riot police and National guard soldiers poetry during the violent clashes. Since first attending protests on August 14th, Marcellus has become known as Ferguson’s poet, distributing his poetry about social justice and inequality far and wide.
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