Frankie was volunteering at St. Louis Community College-Forest Park when he heard the news. A group of people came in talking about something that had happened in Ferguson — a boy had gotten shot and his body was still lying in the street. By around 11 p.m., the 24-year-old found himself on West Florissant Avenue “at least ’bout 4,000 people,” he says. “Upset, outraged over them not releasing the officer name, the information, or anything.”
Frankie was volunteering at St. Louis Community College-Forest Park when he heard the news. A group of people came in talking about something that had happened in Ferguson — a boy had gotten shot and his body was still lying in the street. By around 11 p.m., the 24-year-old found himself on West Florissant Avenue “at least ’bout 4,000 people,” he says. “Upset, outraged over them not releasing the officer name, the information, or anything.”
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