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Longtime civil rights activist on what next for 4th Precinct protests

Firewood is covered in tarps.
Community members camped in front of the 4th Precinct police station on Plymouth Avenue and covered firewood with tarps to keep it dry on Dec. 1, 2015.
Judy Griesedieck for MPR News

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Protesters continue to stand their ground near at the 4th Precinct in north Minneapolis. That's despite ongoing calls from city and state leaders for an end to the encampment.

Alfred Babington-Johnson is one of the voices urging a change in tactics for the protesters. He's a long-time civil rights activist and north Minneapolis resident. MPR's Cathy Wurzer spoke with him.