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Several hundred people, led by clergy members, marched from a Ferguson church to the city's police headquarters on Monday, part of a four-day weekend of…
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Missourians are joining people from across the country in New York City Sunday for the People’s Climate March. Tens of thousands are expected to...
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In the summer of 1964, violent demonstrations spread across seven cities, each sparked by confrontations between black residents and their predominantly white police forces.
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Hundreds of Michael Sam supporters lined up along Stadium Boulevard with frozen fingers and toes on Saturday (Feb. 15). Some brought signs, some brought…
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A group of Clark Lane residents spent their Halloween rallying on sidewalks near Woodland Springs holding signs asking for drivers to honk for sidewalks…
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The Columbia City Council authorized a license agreement with a California-based fuel company to build and operate a compressed natural gas fueling…
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There aren’t too many similarities between the mass street protests in Egypt and those in Brazil, aside from the fact that many large media outlets took…
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A newly published report says Missouri Senate candidate Todd Akin was repeatedly arrested during anti-abortion protests in 1985.Akin recently acknowledged…
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Supporters of the Occupy Movement gathered outside of City Hall to kick off what they are calling a state-wide Occupy event. Despite the heat, a group of…
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Around 200 people rallied at the Missouri Capitol today against President Obama’s mandate that employers provide coverage for contraceptive services. Churches are exempt from the mandate, but religious non-profit organizations, such as schools and hospitals, are not. John Gaydos is bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Jefferson City. “Religious freedom is not merely about our ability to attend church on Sunday," Gaydos said. "It is impossible to exercise that religious freedom and at the same time compromise the faith that inspires us to action.”