FERGUSON • Amid the tear gas and tweets, armored vehicles and expletive-laced chants that followed the death of Michael Brown at the hands of a police officer two years ago, a new generation of demonstrators embraced a different paradigm.
They shunned the tactics of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960s, speaking of rage and pain in place of love and unity.
Their chants were a reminder of the failures of the movement that preceded them, not its successes.
Their goal was to make you uncomfortable — if you weren’t already.
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