Don't ever forget Trayvon Martin, born February 5, 1995. I know that by posting this photo, it will elicit a lot of emotion, both good and bad. I'm not posting it to create fights, to create arguments, I've already gone through much of that. I'm posting it because we need to see that Trayvon Martin was a son, a brother, a friend. When Trayvon was 9-years-old, he saved his father's life by pulling his father, who had been immobilized by burns to the legs, out of a fire in their apartment. Trayvon washed cars, babysat, and cut grass to earn his own money. Trayvon's former football coach said he was a shy kid and always walked with his hoodie and headphones on listening to music. Those who knew him said he was a kind and loving person. He probably wasn't perfect, I don't think any kids his age are perfect, he was after all just a kid. Please don't attack this post, please don't attack anyone who comments on this post. I'm posting this because I think we need to look deep inside and see that inside, our heart, our soul, we are all the same. Trayvon was just a kid, he could have been your son, he could have been your little brother. Peace and love to all...
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Remember Trayvon Martin Today. Remember Trayvon Martin Tomorrow. Remember Trayvon Martin Forever.
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I do not know why everyone rallied behind this when NO ONE rallies behind black on black murders when the killer is known or set free etc!!Chicago is an example. Blacks kill each other daily but there is no up rising from the "so called black leaders"! We have to many of those leaders who stir the pot when it does not need to be stirred.I as others in my race need to look long and hard in the mirror before we get on the "blame whitey for everything bus"!!
The only one talking about blame whitey for everything is YOU. Carry on.
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