IN THE NEWS:
UCLA students protest Ferguson grand jury decision
By Daily Bruin Staff
Nov. 26, 2014 2:44 a.m.
Several hundred students gathered at Meyerhoff Park Tuesday afternoon to protest a grand jury’s non-indictment of Darren Wilson, a white Ferguson, Mo., police officer who shot and killed unarmed black teenager Michael Brown.
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Protestors wore black in solidarity to protest the recent grand jury decision in Ferguson.
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Hundreds of students marched through campus chanting phrases like “no justice, no peace, no racist police” during the protest, which was organized by the Afrikan Student Union.
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Students held a 4 1/2-minute moment of silence to represent the 4 1/2 hours Brown lay on the ground dead following the shooting in August.
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Fourth-year biology student Janay Williams rallied students in front of Royce Hall on Tuesday.
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Hundreds of students raised their fists during a moment of silence that honored Michael Brown.
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Student protestors passed between Powell Library and the Humanities building during their march through campus.
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Fourth-year political theory student Adrena Collins is one of hundreds who stood in solidarity during Tuesday's protests.
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Carly Calbreath, a fourth-year environmental science and geography student, and Ben Kim, a fourth-year mathematics student, called for equal treatment in the criminal justice system.
