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I'm not the least bit surprised.

I wonder how the media would cover this story if a bunch of white folk were all protesting and demanding the hanging of a black guy for killing a white guy? Seriously folks... I am about sick of the reverse racism going on in this country. If I am black and a bigot..(Jesse Jackson or al Sharpton for example), it is no problem. Only white males are restricted from being racists.

I am thinking there is no winning here for the good guys. Anything short of a hanging and the cries will be of discrimination. We as a society lose because we have set a precedent of convicting people based on politics.

Maybe they should just take Zimmerman out back of the court house and string him up.

Anyone really believe he will get a fair trial?

I received this today. Be very concerned folks... This can happen to any one of us. It was not that long ago that this same group would have been screaming bloody murder if the SAG did this to a black man. They aren't realizing that if this can be done to Zimmerman... It can be done to anyone.



Friend,

This afternoon, Florida State Attorney Angela Corey made a surprising announcement: She decided to forego a grand jury in the Trayvon Martin case.

Her decision has put the responsibility of whether or not to prosecute George Zimmerman squarely on her shoulders, and hers alone.

Thousands of NAACP members around the country have marched on behalf of Trayvon Martin and his family in the last few weeks. Thousands more have prayed and held vigils in his name. Tens of thousands of you have appealed to Florida State Attorney Corey, asking her to passionately pursue justice in the case.

In light of today's news, we've got to redouble our efforts.

Please sign the petition to Prosecutor Corey today - and when you are done, spread the word to your friends and colleagues:



From day one, Trayvon's parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, have been pillars of courage. Even in their suffering, they have stood unwaveringly for justice. Their example has inspired a global movement for justice for Trayvon.

Clearly, the Sanford police mishandled the investigation into Trayvon's death from the beginning. But we now have an opportunity to ensure that justice delayed does not become justice denied. Our most important task is to act now to make sure Prosecutor Corey handles Trayvon's case with an eye for justice.

Join our call to Prosecutor Corey for justice for Trayvon--and all our children:

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Thank you for your support. Together, we will continue our fight for justice.

Ben

Benjamin Todd Jealous
President & CEO
NAACP

PS: The NAACP recently held a rally for Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida. Watch the video of highlights from our Justice for Trayvon Rally.