JUPITERASC
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'…...Sybrina Fulton, said "There should not become a time when we are comfortable with burying our children. What happened many miles away in Sanford should be uncomfortable for you."
People who aren't looking for ways to improve the country and its communities are part of the problem, she said, adding that she's working to make Florida a better place.
Trayvon Martin's parents said Zimmerman racially profiled their son. "Is it the hoodie that really made the difference? Or the color of his skin? And if by one second, just by one mere second, we think that it's the color of his skin, then something is wrong with America.".....'
TRAYVON MARTINS MOTHER SPEAKS OUT AGAINST RACIAL PROFILING AND CALLS FOR RESPECT http://www.deseretnews.com/article/...acial-profiling-calls-for-respect.html?pg=all
'…..."It's not about Trayvon. It's about the person who thought he was suspicious," Fulton said and repeatedly urged people to respect themselves and each other, to remember that everyone is different and to think about what they can do to ensure something like Trayvon Martin's death doesn't happen again. "All you need is positive people. Positive does not come in a color at all."
Kendall Andrews said:
"You have to admire how Trayvon Martin's mom has handled everything
and she's not been violent,
not been aggressive,
been peaceful the whole time.
Even in horrible situations, some people can take things positively and do good with even the worst situations."....'
'….Chloe Cole was impressed that Fulton, has chosen to fight against racial profiling with words, action and love
because it's pointless to take a life in revenge;
that only results in another death.
Trayvon Martin Foundation is hosting peace walk and talk Miami February celebrating Trayvon Martin's life and telling young people "they have a right to walk in peace".
Fulton said Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of nonviolence is at forefront of her efforts,
she aims to lead by example.
"Racism is still alive. Racial profiling is still alive.
Injustice is still alive,
And we have to make a difference. We have to change this."...'
People who aren't looking for ways to improve the country and its communities are part of the problem, she said, adding that she's working to make Florida a better place.
Trayvon Martin's parents said Zimmerman racially profiled their son. "Is it the hoodie that really made the difference? Or the color of his skin? And if by one second, just by one mere second, we think that it's the color of his skin, then something is wrong with America.".....'
TRAYVON MARTINS MOTHER SPEAKS OUT AGAINST RACIAL PROFILING AND CALLS FOR RESPECT http://www.deseretnews.com/article/...acial-profiling-calls-for-respect.html?pg=all
'…..."It's not about Trayvon. It's about the person who thought he was suspicious," Fulton said and repeatedly urged people to respect themselves and each other, to remember that everyone is different and to think about what they can do to ensure something like Trayvon Martin's death doesn't happen again. "All you need is positive people. Positive does not come in a color at all."
Kendall Andrews said:
"You have to admire how Trayvon Martin's mom has handled everything
and she's not been violent,
not been aggressive,
been peaceful the whole time.
Even in horrible situations, some people can take things positively and do good with even the worst situations."....'
'….Chloe Cole was impressed that Fulton, has chosen to fight against racial profiling with words, action and love
because it's pointless to take a life in revenge;
that only results in another death.
Trayvon Martin Foundation is hosting peace walk and talk Miami February celebrating Trayvon Martin's life and telling young people "they have a right to walk in peace".
Fulton said Martin Luther King Jr.'s message of nonviolence is at forefront of her efforts,
she aims to lead by example.
"Racism is still alive. Racial profiling is still alive.
Injustice is still alive,
And we have to make a difference. We have to change this."...'