Everyday I wake up with some new belief,new ideas,racing thoughts; just another reason why I can't sleep. As I live this ride call life,i'm trying to figure out how to get things "right," hoping along the way someone will see my plight,with all that being..Let's talk about it.
Video of George Zimmerman today in court.
“He felt sorry that they lost their child,”- is what he said.
More like you feel beyond guilty for murdering an unarmed teenager. smh
Am email I recieved today from change.org.
sekayia -
We are still devastated by the loss of our son Trayvon Martin, and nothing can bring him back. But today, we are heartened to tell you that justice may finally be served for Trayvon.
This evening, Florida State Attorney Angela Corey announced that she will charge George Zimmerman with 2nd degree murder, weeks after he confessed to killing Trayvon — and now he’s in custody.
For weeks after Trayvon was killed, authorities refused to arrest Zimmerman. We couldn’t believe that in 2012, public officials would turn a blind eye to our son’s killing. We couldn’t let that happen.
More than 2 million people joined our call for Zimmerman’s arrest. We are so much closer to justice with the decision to bring charges against our son’s killer. We feel less alone knowing that so many people stood with our family during this impossible time.
When Trayvon was just nine, he ran into a burning house to save his father’s life. He may be gone, but he is still our hero. We are so thankful to all of you who fought to honor his memory.
Thank you for standing with us, and with Trayvon.
- Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton
What is Change.org?
Change.org is a place where anyone can start a campaign to make a positive change. If you want to build support for an issue that matters to you, you can start your own petition on Change.org by clicking here — it takes about 2 minutes.
It’s because society has said that a young black male dressed in this manner is up to no good,” Allie Braswell, CEO of the Central Florida Urban League, told msnbc.com.
Loved this blog by Michael Skolnik,easy read,to the point and well said.
Take a look!
George Zimmerman says “sorry,” in court and his bail is set at 150,000.
Bail on 150,000 vs the one million dollar bail requesteed by prosecutor.
This is going to be a very long emotional trial.
Justice for #TrayvonMartin
Video of Congressman Bobby Rush wearing hoodie on House Floor
Obama speaking about Trayvon Martin
“If I had a son he would look like Trayvon Martin,”- President Obama
Video of George Zimmerman today in court.
“He felt sorry that they lost their child,”- is what he said.
More like you feel beyond guilty for murdering an unarmed teenager. smh
George Zimmerman says “sorry,” in court and his bail is set at 150,000.
Bail on 150,000 vs the one million dollar bail requesteed by prosecutor.
This is going to be a very long emotional trial.
Justice for #TrayvonMartin
Am email I recieved today from change.org.
sekayia -
We are still devastated by the loss of our son Trayvon Martin, and nothing can bring him back. But today, we are heartened to tell you that justice may finally be served for Trayvon.
This evening, Florida State Attorney Angela Corey announced that she will charge George Zimmerman with 2nd degree murder, weeks after he confessed to killing Trayvon — and now he’s in custody.
For weeks after Trayvon was killed, authorities refused to arrest Zimmerman. We couldn’t believe that in 2012, public officials would turn a blind eye to our son’s killing. We couldn’t let that happen.
More than 2 million people joined our call for Zimmerman’s arrest. We are so much closer to justice with the decision to bring charges against our son’s killer. We feel less alone knowing that so many people stood with our family during this impossible time.
When Trayvon was just nine, he ran into a burning house to save his father’s life. He may be gone, but he is still our hero. We are so thankful to all of you who fought to honor his memory.
Thank you for standing with us, and with Trayvon.
- Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton
What is Change.org?
Change.org is a place where anyone can start a campaign to make a positive change. If you want to build support for an issue that matters to you, you can start your own petition on Change.org by clicking here — it takes about 2 minutes.
It’s because society has said that a young black male dressed in this manner is up to no good,” Allie Braswell, CEO of the Central Florida Urban League, told msnbc.com.
Loved this blog by Michael Skolnik,easy read,to the point and well said.
Take a look!
