Monday was the one month anniversary of the shooting death of Trayvon Martin. To commemorate the day, churchgoers on Sunday wore hoodies to their local churches, while many supporters donned hoodies and carried Skittles and Iced Tea this week in a show of solidarity for Trayvon.
But what’s most interesting in this story is that the supporters are black, white, young, old, famous and ordinary. For an issue that seemed so divisive, it sure appears to be bringing people together. Take a look at those who say “I AM TRAYVON MARTIN.”
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| Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm |
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| Marian Wright Edelman of Children’s Defense Fund |
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| Music mogul P. Diddy |
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| Cenk Uygur of “The Young Turks” |
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| The Miami Heat |
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| A black father and son |
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| A handicapped white American |
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| Boxing great Muhammad Ali |
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| Miami South Ridge High School Marching Band |
CHAKA KHAN & FRIENDS TRIBUTE TO TRAYVON:
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"But what's most interesting in this story is that the supporters are black, white, young, old, famous and ordinary."And that's what makes it (the outpouring of support) such a Beautiful *thang*..!I applaud "Chaka & Friends" for the musical tribute. Well Done.