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Tag Archives: Trayvon Martin
When it started
It didn’t start with George Floyd struggling to breathe under the knee of a man in blue. It didn’t start with Breonna Taylor waking up from dreams and walking into a nightmare. It didn’t start with Atatiana Jefferson, Botham Jean, … Continue reading
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Tagged Atatiana Jefferson, Baptist Church, beatings, Black lives matter, black man, black woman, Botham Jean, Breonna Taylor, Colfax Massacre, East St. Louis Race War, Emmett Till, equality, Eric Garner, George Floyd, God, Ku Klux Klan, lynching, Malcom, Martin, Michael Brown, murder, Philando Castille, promised land, Reconstruction, Tamir Rice, Tanisha Anderson, Trayvon Martin, Tulsa Massacre, whip
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As Michael Brown is Laid to Rest . . .
As Michael Brown is laid to rest the unrest stops for a moment. It appears that people are honoring his father’s plea for a day of silence and peace. As Michael Brown is laid to rest my mind does not. … Continue reading
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Tagged American Idol, Castle Doctrine, citizens, Ferguson, history, homelessness, inequality, make my day laws, Michael Brown, neighbors, New Year's Eve, news, peace, poverty, race, racism, reality T. V., Trayvon Martin, violence
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Candlelight
When I arrived at the candlelight vigil for Trayvon Martin there was one other person there, a young African-American male who asked my name and then introduced himself as Ibraham, the Muslim variation of the Judeo-Christian prophet Abraham. Shortly two … Continue reading
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Tagged African-American, bigots, black, blood, Bo Morrison, candlelight vigil, Derek Williams, drugs, Emmeett Till, gang, hatred, Hmong, hope, Ibraham, incarceration, James Byrd, Jim Crow, Jr., Judeo-Christian, Latino, love, lynch, Martin Luther King, masters, Medgar Evers, minorities, Muslim, oppression, prejudice, prison, privilege, queer, racism, Trayvon Martin, Troy Davis, voting, whites
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Not Just for Trayvon
Today in Madison, Wisconsin there was a rally with hoodie sweatshirts, the now-ubiquitous symbol for the loss of an innocent life to a warped sense of vigilante justice. But here it was not just about Trayvon Martin, the 17 year … Continue reading
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Tagged Bo Morrison, Castle Doctrine, Hoodie rally, Make My Day law, Stand Your Ground, Trayvon Martin, vigilante
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A Single Bluebird 