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Minister Farrakhan got on Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and Obama Head
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On Sunday, Reverend Al Sharpton preached at the same St. Louis church where Michael Brown's funeral service was held. Sharpton said officer Darren Wilson's resignation was not the objective in finding justice for the shooting death of Brown. (AP)
ST. LOUIS The Rev. Al Sharpton delivered an electrifying 50-minute address part protest message, part sermon to a congregation of several hundred Sunday morning at Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis. Michael Browns mother, Lesley McSpadden, and his father, Michael Brown Sr., sat in the front row with several other family members.
We lost the round, but the fight aint over, Sharpton said, referring to the decision of a grand jury not to indict Officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting Brown on Aug. 9. You won the first round, Mr. Prosecutor, but dont cut your gloves off, because the fight is not over. Justice will come to Ferguson!
God works in mysterious ways, Sharpton said. The activist, preacher and television commentator said he found bits of evidence in the grand jury transcript that might help the cause of those who think the failure to indict was a mistake. For example, according to Sharpton, the record showed that Wilson prejudged Brown by characterizing his neighborhood as an unsavory area. And it showed Wilson wasnt looking for the suspect who robbed cigarillos from a liquor store.
All youve got to do is read the transcript, Sharpton said. Better yet, let a federal grand jury read the transcript.
Referring to the family members, Sharpton said: You cant heal [while] leaving the injured out of the process. The afflicted is the family that remains with open wounds.
He discounted Wilsons resignation from the police force Saturday: It was not about Darren Wilsons job. It was about Michael Browns justice.
We are not anti-police, Sharpton said. If our children are wrong, arrest them. Dont empty your gun and act like you had no other way.
He urged the congregation to join peaceful protests if they havent already, and he chided those who burned and looted in Ferguson and neighboring communities Monday night after the grand jury announcement. Dont confuse them with the young folk who are standing up and marching, and the old folk, Sharpton said. They are the true patriots in this country, because they are asking for the system to correct itself.
He continued: God is going to use Michael to lead this nation to deal with police accountability. . . . Michael, they are going to know your name because youre going to change the music of how policing is done in this country.
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Sharpton: Justice will come to Ferguson
Adrees Latif/REUTERS Veteran civil rights activist Rev. Al Sharpton walks to greet Michael Brown Sr., the father of 18-year-old Michael Brown, after speaking under a makeshift tent next to the Flood Christian Church during Sunday service in Ferguson, Missouri November 30, 2014.
FERGUSON, Mo. On the seventh day they could not exactly rest, but there were signs that residents, protesters, police and business owners were beginning to turn an important corner amid the strife of the past week and the bitter divisions of the past months.
That is not to say the passions and tensions are evaporating on Fergusons streets, where plywood covers shattered windows and the National Guard stands vigil after dark over a dozen burned-out shells of small businesses. The looting and destruction came last Monday night, after it was announced that a grand jury would not indict Officer Darren Wilson for fatally shooting Michael Brown, 18, on Aug. 9.
The Rev. Al Sharpton electrified a congregation of several hundred in a St. Louis church with a 50-minute address that was part protest speech, part theological call to action. Browns father, Michael Brown Sr., and mother, Lesley McSpadden, sat in the front row.
You won the first round, Mr. Prosecutor, but dont cut your gloves off, because the fight is not over, said the activist preacher and television commentator. Justice will come to Ferguson!
Sharpton said the looters and arsonists do not represent the young folk who are standing up and marching, and he urged more people, young and old, to join the spreading movement. They are the true patriots in this country, because they are asking for the system to correct itself.
God is going to use Michael to lead this nation to deal with police accountability, he said.
Amid Sharptons customary fire was the implicit message that the protests are pivoting justice for Brown is at the core, but now it is framed in national and historic terms.
Ferguson is to this battle what ... Selma was to the voting battle, Sharpton said. Local organizers have vowed that protests will continue indefinitely.
As Sharpton was concluding, at a news conference in Ferguson, Mayor James Knowles was proposing his vision of moving forward, outlining plans for what he said will be one of the first civilian review boards in the region to review complaints and suggestions about police procedures.
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In Ferguson, after a week of strife, some signs of hope and healing