The narrative centers on the grassroots movement for justice ignited by Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, led by young activists of color. Stefan Bradley, who participated in the protests, provides firsthand accounts and insights from over two dozen oral histories of participants. He highlights the motivations, media dynamics, and intergenerational conflicts within the movement, as well as the emergence of new political leaders like Congresswoman Cori Bush. This compelling account underscores the transformative impact of youth activism on national discussions of race and justice.
