Yvette Nicole Brown

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74 appearances 2 recordings 2 series first heard Jan 2025 last heard Jun 2025

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The loss hit Eric's children hard.
That's the thing about a loss like this. The effects are so far-reaching. It devastated a family, a community, and a country. Three years after Mike's murder, in 2017, Leslie and Mike's dad settled their wrongful death lawsuit against the city of Ferguson, Missouri. It argued that Officer Darren Wilson used excessive force and unjustifiably shot and killed Mike. They got some money from the city.
Plus, Leslie continued to receive offers for paid appearances and speaking engagements. But none of it really mattered to her. In her mind, it didn't have to happen this way. The pitiful acknowledgement that was too little too late, her family's sudden fame, these weren't things she ever asked for. She still hadn't received any justice for Mike Mike.
And all Leslie wanted was for life to go back to how it used to be, when he was alive.
It would take time for Leslie to get there. In the grand scheme of things, this was just the beginning of her journey through grief, a private loss that had become a public symbol of resistance. So what does life look like after your child's death changes the world?
Next week, we'll follow Leslie's path after the protests quieted down and the cameras disappeared and see how she's navigating the long road of healing while continuing to fight for justice. Thanks for listening to Steal My Baby. Now is a great time to subscribe to Lemonada Premium. You'll get bonus content like unheard clips from Leslie and some of her closest friends.
Just hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts or for all other podcast apps, head to LemonadaPremium.com to subscribe. That's LemonadaPremium.com. Still My Baby is a Lemonada original podcast series created in collaboration with Campaign Zero, a nonprofit organization that develops data-driven policy solutions to end police violence in America.
Learn more about this series and the work of Campaign Zero and the Michael O.D. Brown We Love Our Sons and Daughters Foundation at www.stillmybaby.org. I'm your host, Yvette Nicole Brown. Lisa Fu is our lead producer. This episode was produced by Hannah Boomerschein. Bobby Woody and Ivan Korayev are our audio engineers. Story editing by Jackie Danziger, our VP of Partnerships and Production.
Production support by Moona Danish. Our music is by Hannes Brown and APM. Executive producers are Stephanie Whittles-Wax, Jessica Cordova-Kramer, and Leslie McSpadden. Series consulting and editorial support by our partners at Campaign Zero, DeRay McKesson and Rachel Hislop. With additional support from Jaron Longmire, Kelly Davis, and Kiana Ford.
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And she's got a spine of steel. Yes. And she's also been a black woman in America a very long time. So none of this is new to her. We're mad because we're tired of it. We're mad for her. We're mad for her. And we're going to stand. Listen, I don't know how you hear, but I'm happy you're here. I'm happy.
She does not have time to hear all these reporters. And she is also not mayor of every municipality in California. We have fires every year. And I don't remember in the 30 years almost that I've lived in L.A., I've never seen somebody, everybody react like this to the mayor and blame one person for a natural disaster. Yes. I've never seen it. Now, what's different this time? Interesting, isn't it?
You said that.
It's been really important for the DWP to put an equity lens on everything. Yes.
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