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On Feb. 5, my son Trayvon Martin would have been 22 years old. Just like every year, my family celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends and loved ones. And like every year since his death, I mourned my son, whose life was cut short by someone who decided to shoot first just because of the color of Trayvon’s skin.
Trayvon was only 17 years old when he was followed and killed by a stranger who believed he looked threatening. He was visiting with his father, walking home from the store, unarmed. He had just a packet of candy and a can of iced tea. This person killed my son for simply walking through his own neighborhood. |
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netsyscon
(3/30/2017)
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| That and beating the man forcing him to use deadly force. |
| Comment by:
dasing
(3/30/2017)
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| He was shot for trying to kill an innocent walking back to his car! |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(3/30/2017)
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| 'Easy to see why Trayvon was a thug - his mom is a nincompoop. |
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