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Stand Your Ground for Trayvon Martin and All Our Children, By Ruth Hopkins
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On Saturday, the very foundations of humanity shook when George Zimmerman was pronounced not guilty for the murder of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed 17 year old African American high school student that he stalked, shot, and killed. Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch coordinator, was reportedly running errands when he saw Martin walking through the gated community […]read more
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