imsoshive:

raresenses:

Michael White is the name of the Ferguson police officer who extrajudicially executed Michael Brown. 
Tell everyone.

That is not the name of the officer. They dude who made that tweet was making a play on words. The victim’s name was Michael Brown so he called the cop Michael White. Please spread this around so people know that this isn’t actually the officer’s name.

I feel so useless sitting here. What can I do to help Ferguson??

girls4thor:

there’s a bail and legal fund that’s been set up for those who’ve been arrested 

this person is trying to organize a food drive for school kids in ferguson. 

national moment of silence 2014 (for victims of police brutality) 

share the following: 

videos of what has happened

links to articles

how to make a tear gas mask

livestream link to the peaceful protests

flame-cat:

homestuck??? nah that’s outrageous I’d never— [trips] [hundreds of thousands of homestuck panels spill out of jacket] w-what no awful webcomic i these arent mine im just [gathering them up frantically sweating] listen i just listen fuck [thousands of homestuck panels scatter across the floor] shit fcuk im holding them for a friend just listen

zubat:

zubat:

Calling the Ferguson Police Dept. and requesting information about Antonio French’s release. 

After posting this video, I discovered new information that states his arrest and release are public record and according to the Missouri Revised Statutes, Chapter 610 “Governmental Bodies and Records”, Section 610.200, information about whether his arrest involved a crime or infraction is supposed to be available to the public for copying and inspection. So I called a second time. A different operator answered and I asked, “I would like to request information about Antonio French’s arrest and release.” He told me Antonio French is on a 24 hour hold. I asked if his arrest involved a crime or infraction and the operator told me that he couldn’t give that information over the phone. When I asked why, he said it was “policy.” I asked him to read me the policy and he refused to because “it wasn’t in front of him and he’s not going to look for it.” I told him that according to the statutes, that information must be made available to the public. He told me, “Okay, you went to law school. You know how to read. That’s great, but I’m not releasing that information to you. Do you have any more questions?”

“Yes. Will you please read me the policy that states you can’t release information regarding his arrest over the phone?”

“No. Any more questions?”

“Yes. What is your name?” He hung up.