A Nation of Executioners Slinger case echoes national furor over Trayvon Martin Sanford commission votes 'no confidence' in police chief Walking While Black Martin's parents say shooter 'needs to be arrested' Community Rallies for Arrest Case Someone could do something told girlfriend being followed George Zimmerman's Collaborators It Just Keeps Coming Back To This My Word Father black and white sons wants answers Trayvon's death Psychological Issues In The Shooting Florida reignites debate standyourground laws Timeline Events Glenn Beck Website Blames His Own Killing Anatomy Media Bias Mike Daisey the Press Stand Your Ground Lede Blog Death Teen Spurs National Outrage Action Sparks Debate Over Law

Trayvon Martin supporters start Skittles protest The death of Trayvon Martin, the black teen shot by a neighborhood watch volunteer, has prompted a protest aimed at the police department that initially investigated the case. Trayvon Martin Case: Lead Investigator Asked to Step Down As tensions between community leaders and residents in Sanford, Fla., reach a boiling point, the man leading the investigation into the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin by self-appointed neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman is being asked to step down. Race Aside, Trayvon Martin Case Calls for Justice COMMENTARY | The case of the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin has garnered national attention and for all the wrong and right reasons. It has put a spotlight on police departments that seem too quick to do cursory investigations when it comes to those with a higher melanin concentration in their skin. It has highlighted the fact racism and the perception of racism is alive and well in the ... Two probes open in Trayvon Martin case Justice Department and local prosecutors launch probes into shooting of an unarmed black teen as outrage in Florida grows Trayvon Martin case: Why 'stand your ground' defense may not help Zimmerman The U.S. Justice Department is investigating the fatal shooting last month of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed Florida teen. But despite widespread public outrage over the incident, there's reason to think the feds could have a hard time bringing civil rights charges. A separate state homicide probe, though, might be more likely to bear fruit. Bringing [...] Sanford commission votes no confidence against police chief in Trayvon Martin case Police bungled the investigation into Trayvon Martin 's case, attorneys and experts say. Trayvon Martin case: use of Stand Your Ground law or pursuit of a black teen? The shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin is no longer in the sole hands of local law-enforcement officials, meaning the wheels of justice appear to be moving, after a three-week delay, toward a fuller investigation of whether the shooter killed the 17-year-old in self-defense. Trayvon Martin Case: Commissioners vote "no confidence" in Sanford police chief A Sanford city commissioner asked the city's police chief, Bill Lee,  to step down in regards to the investigation in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin. Commissioner Mark McCarty called for Lee's resignation, and to give him a vote of no confidence. Commissioners voted "no confidence" in the police chief,  in a 3 to 2 vote Wednesday night. The request came as the city held a ... Trayvon Martin case: Parents to attend NYC march The father of a black teenager shot to death by a neighbourhood watch captain in Florida said he was "honoured" by a march being planned for New York City in support of his son. Trayvon Martin case adds new terror for mothers of black sons As the mother of two sons (and a daughter), I've become accustomed to the warnings attendant to young African-American boys as they mature into men.
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