Trayvon Martin

In February 2012, Sanford, Fla. resident George Zimmerman, 28, shot and killed 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, who was unarmed. Zimmerman claimed he felt threatened and that the shooting was in self-defense, and he was not charged because of Florida's "Stand Your Ground" law. Follow WBLK's coverage of the shooting, the nation's response and Zimmerman's murder trial below.

“SUNDAY CLASSICS BATTLE” — CURSIVE -vs- PRINT!!!
“SUNDAY CLASSICS BATTLE” — CURSIVE -vs- PRINT!!!
“SUNDAY CLASSICS BATTLE” — CURSIVE -vs- PRINT!!!
In light of the court proceedings last week when the defense attorney in the George Zimmerman murder trial asked Rachel Jeantel to read a letter, and she responded that she couldn't read cursive, I've decided to do a SUNDAY CLASSICS BATTLE today between CURSIVE AND PRINT. STATE YOUR PREFERENCE IN THE COMMENTS BELOW...
Re-Thinking Rachel Jaentel!
Re-Thinking Rachel Jaentel!
Re-Thinking Rachel Jaentel!
I must admit...upon watching and listening to Rachel Jeantel's initial appearance and testimony in court on Wednesday, June 26, I too had eyebrows raised and had an immediate reaction! But after day two, when Rachel came back as a different person, I had to EXAMINE MYSELF and wonder what was REALLY WRONG the day before.  I came up wit something and want to share it with you and get YOUR feedback!
A Help or a Hindrance?
A Help or a Hindrance?
A Help or a Hindrance?
The last person to speak with Trayvon Martin on the evening of February 26, 2012, RACHEL JEANTEL, took the stand yesterday. Some are embarrassed by her appearance and testimony...others are PRAISING her "KEEPIN' IT REALNESS"!!!! You can JUDGE for yourself by examining the information prepared for your viewing below.
Will "THE LOOK" Matter?
Will "THE LOOK" Matter?
Will "THE LOOK" Matter?
An article today posted on BlackAmericaWeb by Gregory Kane is suggesting that race will subliminally affect the judgement of the five white women and one Hispanic woman who make up the jury at the George Zimmerman murder trial.

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