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Jacqui Germain

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Protesters Marking 10 Years After Michael Brown’s Killing Face Arrest and Prison

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By Jacqui Germain
| ScheerPost
By Jacqui Germain This article was originally published by Truthout “To say, why were we out there, why were we even protesting … is to gaslight an entire community,” said one supporter. On the afternoon of July 17, 2026, the hallway of the St. Louis County Courthouse’s third floor was mostly empty. The pre-trial hearing for 30-year-old youth minister and protester Elijah Gantt had ended 30 minutes ago, where just over a dozen members of his community support team had shown up.
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Protesters Marking 10 Years After Michael Brown’s Killing Face Arrest and Prison

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By Jacqui Germain
| Truthout Verified
Honest, paywall-free news is rare. Please support our boldly independent journalism with a donation of any size. On the afternoon of July 17, 2026, the hallway of the St. Louis County Courthouse’s third floor was mostly empty. The pre-trial hearing for 30-year-old youth minister and protester Elijah Gantt had ended 30 minutes ago, where just over a dozen members of his community support team had shown up. At one of his bond reduction hearings last year, a few of them wore “FREE ELIJAH” T-shirts.
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i love you more than the law will let me

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By Jacqui Germain
| Protean Magazine Verified
i love you more than the law will let me, 1 The hands reinforcing the barricade mean I love you. The shoulders pressed against the hard surface, weight leaning forward over the bent knees, strained ankles, the pressure on the balls of the feet—a cluster of heels defying the slide of the pavement means I love you. My mask, every mask means I love you, I love you. The linked arms, the stranger’s hand on your back shoulder, the synchronicity means I don’t know you but I love you.
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