"A
number of us were tear-gassed last night," says Rev. Osagyefo Sekou in
Ferguson. "It is a tragedy that as a clergyperson I need a tear-gas mask
more than I need a collar to be able to do the work that I feel called
to do."
"What we see now is nothing less than an occupation. I have not felt the way that I feel since I was in Palestine in 2012."
