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April 22, 2015Charles OggFerguson, Police, Police Killing, Race, Racial Discrimination, Social Movements, Sociologists Leave a comment Link

Sociologists for justice public statement on Ferguson

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→ Dr. Alexes Harris, Associate Professor/Sociologist at the University of Washington and expert in racial and ethnic disparities, breaks down the anger and frustration behind protests in Seattle and across the country.

← Michael Brown’s Shooting and Its Immediate Aftermath in Ferguson… Updates on the unrest in Ferguson, Mo., that followed the shooting of Michael Brown, an 18-year-old unarmed teenager, by a police officer on Aug. 9

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