Chief Keef music has become the soundtrack for the growing movement on injustice against people of color.

The shooting death of 18-year-old Vonderrit Myers at the hands of an off-duty St. Louis police officer sparked outrage amongst hundreds of protesters in the Shaw neighborhood.

New audio recording surfaced allegedly capturing the shots that claimed the life of unarmed Ferguson teen Mike Brown.

Famed Hip Hop artist Talib Kweli took CNN and various media outlets to task over their inaccurate coverage of the Ferguson protests.

A peaceful protest in Ferguson turned into a night of mayhem Sunday after police bombed demonstrators with tear gas. Police fired tear gas as protesters marched towards their command center.

“This is bigger than Ferguson. This is a tragic incident and we want justice. The people want justice.”
– J. Cole

Ferguson Police Bomb Mike Brown Protesters With Tear Gas and Flash Grenades

“The cops assembled a small army on us. …We were unarmed. There were children there. We didn’t do anything wrong. We have the right assemble.”
– Haiku

“Motherf-ckers talking about they supposed to serve and protect. They ain’t protecting sh-t, man. Whole time motherf-ckers got us killing each other when the police, the white man the real opp.”
– King Yella

Ferguson Policeman Dumps Money Out Of Woman’s Wallet Upon Arrest In ‘Mike Brown’ Protest

Mike Brown’s tragic shooting death sparked massive protests and riots throughout Ferguson, MO during the weekend.