Press Play with Madeleine Brand
Ferguson and the Civil Rights Generation Divide
Religious and civic leaders like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have been telling protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, “Don’t riot…vote.” But that message doesn’t seem to be going over well with young, frustrated protesters.
By Barbara Bogaev • • 1 min readReligious and civic leaders like Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton have been telling protesters in Ferguson, Missouri, “Don’t riot…vote.” But that message doesn’t seem to be going over well with young, frustrated protesters. Is there a generational divide between older African Americans who lived through the civil rights movement and young people today?
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The full episode
1 of 5A Civil Rights Generation Gap, Unregulated Food and More- 0:00Ferguson and the Civil Rights Generation DivideYou’re reading this
- 8:14Officer Body Cams
- 16:42It’s Time to Have a Cow, Man
- 25:12Whatever Happened to the Metric System?
- 41:06Are New Chemical Food Additives Safe?