They Can't Kill Us All: Ferguson — The Street That Became the Stage

Connie Morris opens the Morris Perspective’s Unequal by Design series with a powerful look at Wesley Lowery’s They Can’t Kill Us All, focusing on Ferguson and the Michael Brown shooting. Drawing on her background as a former police officer and justice advocate, she explores how systemic policies, policing culture, and media shaped the uprising and calls listeners to understanding, accountability, and faithful action.

Next episode: a deep dive into Tamir Rice’s killing and what it reveals about America’s treatment of Black children.

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