Reverend Jim Wallis On Ferguson: 'We Need More Than A Commission, We Need A Movement'

Rev. Jim Wallis, president and founder of Sojourners, spoke with HuffPost Live at Davos about being arrested in Ferguson, Missouri, saying his arrest was much different than the arrests of young black men there.

Wallis said he spoke to at least one officer in Ferguson who told him he knew change would have to come. But Wallis said that change can't be limited to law enforcement, or the town of Ferguson.

"If Christians were more Christian than they are white, black parents would have less to fear for their kids," Wallis said.

Wallis did praise the creation of the Ferguson Commission, but said it won't be enough to create permanent social change in America.