A journey of protest from Ferguson to D.C.

The Washington Post 2014-12-14

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Bishop D. Demond Robinson and 25 residents of Ferguson took an 800-mile road trip from Missouri to Washington to march with other protesters from around the country in opposition of police brutality.
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