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A short documentary capturing the University of Missouri student protests of 2015.Concerned Student 1950, thus, represents every Black student admitted to the University of Missouri since then and their sentiments regarding racerelated affairs affecting their lives at a predominantly white institution.,The day after the incident, with Tai getting support from the Missouri Lieutenant Governor Peter Kinder and others, Concerned Student 1950 passed out fliers calling the confrontation between journalists and protesters a "Teachable Moment" and directing the students to welcome the media to campus as...,ConcernedStudent1950 (@CS_1950) adlı kişinin en son Tweetleri. Official twitter account of #ConcernedStudent1950 at Mizzou.,Official twitter account of #ConcernedStudent1950 at Mizzou. We seek the liberation of all BLACK collegiate students! RT≠Endorsement.,This list of demands was issued by Concerned Student 1950 – named for the year African-American students were first admitted to the University of Missouri – and resulted directly in the resignation of Mizzou President Tim Wolfe.,Concerned Students 1950.,There’s no money to pay for the programs and policies demanded by Concerned Students 1950, the Missouri group inspired by Black Lives Matter. The school’s brand has been significantly damaged.,Then, Concerned Student 1950 organized a walkout. Fellow students responded with racist posts on the anonymous app Yik Yak, which the MSA president Payton Head then posted to his Twitter. (Offensive and sensitive language is used.),Before the meeting began, Concerned Student asked that the media leave. When I refused, Concerned Student 1950 turned to the police. One women in the group went outside to file a “racial bias-incident report” with campus police against me.,The protests on Monday were led by a group called Concerned Student 1950 (a reference to the year the university first admitted black students), who were outraged over the way the university’s administration handled a series of racist events on campus...,Before the students began marching, Concerned Student 1950 leaders informed participants to refrain from speaking to media and demonstrated what to do if the safe word was said. Organizers said students should lock arms in a line of at least six people.