Ferguson, Missouri: A Historical View with Social Explorer

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Ferguson, Missouri: A Historical View with Social Explorer By Jimmy Vang

August 9th, 2014: Michael Brown, stopped by White police officer Darren Wilson for jaywalking 2 minutes later, 12 bullets are fired Michael Brown was unarmed Michael Brown was shot 6 times (twice in the head) A few months later, Darren Wilson walks free

St. Louis County Black Population, 1910, 6.4% Black (43,960)

Great Black Migration WWI Great Depression

St. Louis County Black Population, 1930, 11.38% Black (93,580)

Shelley v. Kraemer 1945, outlawed restrictive covenants

White Flight, from St. Louis to Ferguson, 1950

Blue outlines are Delmar (horizontal) and Grand (vertical) Blvds Blue outlines are Delmar (horizontal) and Grand (vertical) Blvds. Blacks were contained to the north and east, respectively, of these two streets in St. Louis, 1950

Federal court order, 1975 Background: some towns in the northern St. Louis suburb ignored Brown v. Board of Education ruling and kept their schools segregated into the 70s 1975: These towns are ordered to desegregate their schools and black migration begins to flow out of the city and into the suburbs

Map of St. Louis County in 1970. Blue bus marks Kinloch High School Map of St. Louis County in 1970. Blue bus marks Kinloch High School. Arrows represent where Blacks migrated after federal court order

Map of St. Louis County in 1980 Map of St. Louis County in 1980. Affect Federal Court Order of Desegregation in Kinloch and surrounding areas. Compared to previous figure, one can visibly see Jennings, Ferguson, and other areas have become more Black.

Changing demographics of Canfield Drive

Black population 1970: 1%

Black population 1980: 31%

Black population 2000: 80%

Black population 2014: 91%

Canfield Drive Black Population, 1970 (1%) vs. 2014 (91%)

Total Population Identifying as Black Census Tract 2120 4 157 3,804   Year 1940 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010** 2014** Total Population Identifying as Black Census Tract 2120 4 157 3,804 6,116 9,715 3,376 2,613 % of population Identifying as Black 0.09% 1% 30.78% 51.25% 80.29% 90.17% 91.33% Table logs the growth of the Black population in the census tracts containing Canfield Drive from 1940 to 2014. *All Census Tracts include Canfield Drive, Ferguson, MO **2010 and 2014 Census Tract changes from 2120 to 2120.02

US DoJ Report Ferguson Law Enforcement efforts are focused on generating revenue Ferguson Law Enforcement practices violate the law and undermine community trust, especially among African Americans