Chapter 1: Michael Brown, Dignity, and Déjà Vu: From Slavery to Ferguson and Beyond
Christopher Alan Bracey
Chapter 2: The Psychology of Racial Violence
L. Song Richardson and Phillip Atiba Goff
January 30, 2016
Table of Contents
Chapter 3: The Prosecution, the Grand Jury, and the Decision Not to Charge
Katherine Goldwasser
Chapter 4: St. Louis County Municipal Courts, For-Profit Policing, and the Road to Reforms
Thomas Harvey and Brendan Roediger
Chapter 5: Making Ferguson: Segregation and Uneven Development in St. Louis and St. Louis County
Colin Gordon
Chapter 6: From Brown to Brown: Sixty-Plus Years of Separately Unequal Public Education
Kimberly Jade Norwood
Chapter 7: If Michael Brown Were Alive, Would He Be Employable?
Terry Smith
Chapter 8: The Geography of Inequality: A Public Health Context for Ferguson and the St. Louis Region
Jason Q. Purnell
Chapter 9: Media Framing in Black and White: The Construction of Black Male Identity
Candice Norwood
Chapter 10: Psychic Pain: Residents, Protesters, Police, and Community
Kira Hudson Banks and Vetta L. Sanders Thompson
Chapter 11: Ferguson and the First Amendment
Chad Flanders
Chapter 12: The Uncertain Hope of Body Cameras
Howard M. Wasserman
Chapter 13: Policing in the 21st Century
Tracey L. Meares