Juan Thompson
Juan Thompson is a former Reporter for The Intercept.
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Susan Rice: U.S. Will Avoid Large-Scale Military Commitments Abroad
Don't Stop the Protests Against Police Brutality — Black Lives Still Matter
No group should be asked to forgo Constitutional rights.
“No Justice, No Respect”: Why the Ferguson Riots Were Justified
When the St. Louis County Prosecutor, during a bizarre press conference, announced the decision not to indict Darren Wilson, I was standing 10 feet away from Michael Brown’s mother, Lesley McSpadden.
Ferguson Protests Spread in Size and Scope
Tensions continued to simmer overnight in Ferguson as a sharply reduced group of demonstrators clashed with police in this embattled St. Louis suburb.
The Ferguson Area's Recovery Is Uncertain and Awkward
The St. Louis region found itself in an uncertain recovery mode following a night of unrest after officials announced there would be no indictment against Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown.
"Burn This Shit Down": Mayhem and Protests Engulf Ferguson
In Ferguson, most protesters were peaceful, but others were looting, crashing cars, setting fires, and fighting.
Waiting for a Decision in Ferguson
Ferguson, Mo., was in a tense and frenzied holding pattern Friday, with some activists planning to move protests into St. Louis' more affluent communities.
Why McDonald's Struggles Are a Good Thing
The year 2014 has not been kind to one of the biggest symbols of American capitalism. But critics, including McDonald's employees, see a silver lining.
