Below is a collection of photos from the funeral of Michael Brown, in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Honor guard locking arms to separate family from the press.
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Michael Brown Sr. arriving at son’s funeral
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Lesley McSpadden arriving at son’s funeral
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Member of the honor guard, Michael Brown funeral
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Honor guard, Michael Brown funeral
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Honor guard locking arms to separate family from the press.
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Michael Brown family member arriving at funeral.
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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More than two weeks ago, Darren Seals stood by Michael Brown’s body during the four hours it lay in the street. Today he’s attending his funeral in St. Louis.Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Students walking past police barracades to funeral of Michael Brown.
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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An estimated 3500 people packed into two chapels to attend funeral of Michael Brown.
Photo Credit: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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MC Hammer outside the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis, MO following the funeral of Michael Brown. Photo:Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Oscar Grant uncle Cephus Johnson and Ron Davis, father of Jordan Davis, leaving the funeral of Michael Brown. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Tracy Martin, father of Trayvon Martin attracting the attention of the crowd following the funeral for Michael Brown. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Child outside the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis, MO during the funeral of Michael Brown. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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German TV crew buying T-shirts following the Michael Brown funeral. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Children playing outside the Friendly Temple Missionary Baptist Church in St. Louis, MO during the funeral of Michael Brown. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio
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Funeral procession stretches up St. Louis’ Martin Luther King Drive. Photo: Brett Myers/Youth Radio