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Echoes of Michael Brown’s Death in St. Louis’s Racially Charged Past

The shooting of the unarmed 18-year-old by police on Saturday is part of a long history of violence toward African Americans in the Midwestern city.
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The Atlantic
by Landon Jones
August 12, 2014

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