T.D. Jakes on Michael Brown: Racial Profiling Puts Black Men 'on the Endangered List'
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(PHOTO: REUTERS/LUCAS JACKSON) BY STEPHANIE SAMUEL , CHRISTIAN POST REPORTER Protesters gesture as they stand in a street in defiance of a midnight curfew meant to stem ongoing demonstrations in reaction to the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri August 17, 2014. The group of protesters angry at the shooting death of Brown, a black teenager, by a white police officer remained on the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, early on Sunday minutes past the declared curfew, as police began to clear the streets in a tense standoff. Texas Megachurch pastor T.D. Jakes blamed racial profiling for the fatal police shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown, saying America is far from being a post-racial society and that racial profiling is putting black men "on the endangered list," in a blog published on Huffington Post.com. In the essay posted Tuesday morning , Jakes wrote "We are a far cry from the post-racial, peace and love society envisioned by '60