The tenth anniversary of Michael Brown's shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, highlights the ongoing struggles related to systemic racism and police violence. The incident, which ignited protests and federal investigations, revealed deep-seated issues in the community, including poverty and educational disparities. While Ferguson has seen some progress, such as a Black police chief and mayor, many residents still face economic hardships. Recent events, including a protest marking the anniversary, saw renewed violence, resulting in injuries to law enforcement officers, indicating that tensions remain high. The legacy of the Ferguson uprising continues to influence national conversations on race and policing, as evidenced by ongoing federal inquiries and community activism. The Ferguson report remains a pivotal document that has inspired police departments nationwide to address their practices and engage with their communities more effectively.