“How did these human beings last that long before they reached their human limit?”

Ferguson solidarity protests continued across the country over the holiday weekend. Here’s what we’re catching up on…

The great Jay Smooth on pushing people to their human limits.

Apparently, the prosecution initially told the grand jury to judge Wilson according to a fake, unconstitutional state law on the police use of force.

A Melissa Harris-Perry roundtable, featuring our own Chloe, on the non-indictment and #blacklivesmatter.

Kiese Laymon on how his Vassar College ID makes everything ok.

The St. Louis Rams showed their support for Ferguson protesters by holding their hands up before Sunday’s game. And the police don’t approve.

Protestors in the Bay Area shut down a BART subway station.

Meanwhile, a black man was stopped by a cop for “making people nervous” by walking with his hands in his pockets on snowy day in Michigan.

“I am consistently told that right now is “too distracting”, “too divisive”, and just “not the right time” to talk about the lives of black women, femmes and girls. But when IS the right time?”

“Wake up!”

Header image credit: @MrDavidJohns