Stereogum is posting all the music stuff that we’d regularly post today. But it feels pretty ridiculous to talk about relatively trivial things on the wake of something as enormous and disgusting as the Ferguson grand jury’s decision, last night, not to indict the killer police officer Darren Wilson. When musicians respond to that decision in loud and heartfelt ways, it’s our pleasure to point them out. We already posted Killer Mike’s powerful, impassioned speech before last night’s Run The Jewels show in St. Louis. Meanwhile, rap legend Q-Tip marched in a New York protest last night, leading chants as the crowd walked through Times Square. Watch a couple of Instagram videos below.

@qtiptheabstract leading #TimesSquare protesters in chants of "Whose streets? Our streets." #Ferguson

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“Hands up don’t shoot!” @QtipTheAbstract leading NYC in chants #TimesSquare #Ferguson

A video posted by okayafrica (@okayafrica) on Nov 11, 2014 at 9:03pm PST

(via Pitchfork)

Hopefully, we’ll have more things like this to post today. Because what the fuck, man.

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UPDATE: Macklemore marched in Seattle and tweeted about injustice in Ferguson:

.@macklemore is here. Crowd heading north on Boren from Rainier and Jackson pic.twitter.com/ZaHrhmENzL

— Bettina Hansen (@bettinahansen) November 25, 2014

The system that instills & protects white supremacy wins again. Humanity loses…No justice. I pray for Mike Brown & his family. So sad.

— Macklemore (@macklemore) November 25, 2014

Meanwhile, Solange posted a lengthy reflection on her Instagram:

I screen shot this image months ago. Artist unknown. It moved me for many reasons. One being ….brokenness. Today I feel a sense of brokenness on behalf of my people. Black people. Everyone expresses differently. I respect all forms and shapes of expression. I respect those who don't see this as a matter of black and white, who think "unity and peace" will save us all from this, who's optimism in the heart of the gut wrench still seems to have a place…Although I feel differently, I respect it all. We were not molded here, to all be molded the same……My words are like aimless shapes and figures at this time. Trying to find a place to go, something to hold on to, to make "sense" of this all. But the one thing that's been concrete in my heart is my will to want to express something to my friends. To the people I love, who love me, who feel pain in this moment just as I do, but who do not feel pain in the way that I often do in many walks of life. Who might feel I talk about race too much, that it's consumed me, who I've distanced myself from….because it's true, I can't a joke. When I told a friend of mine I was making an album about race, his response was…."Just make it fun". I would like him to think about it now. We are not Michael Browns family, but we are Michael Browns family. We don't hurt like they do, but we do hurt. Hurt like hell. Thing about my people though….we don't stay broken. We get up. We put the pieces together when there aren't even pieces to pick up…….and we will……again and again and again.

A photo posted by S A I N T R E C O R D S (@saintrecords) on Nov 11, 2014 at 6:04am PST