Trayvon Martin

Trayvon Martin

'Stand Your Ground' Laws Have Skyrocketed Since Trayvon Martin's Killing

Ten years after the 17-year-old was fatally shot by George Zimmerman, over 30 states now have some form of the law.

By Curt Anderson and Lindsay Whitehurst, AP

Opinion: 10 Years After Trayvon, Black Lives Matter Is Still More Of A Question Than Fact

Nathalie Baptiste

Trayvon Martin’s Death Launched A Generation Of Activists That's Still Fighting

Phillip Jackson

Naomi Osaka's Powerful U.S. Open Statements Continue With Trayvon Martin Mask

3 Questions White Students Should Ask Themselves Before Checking In On Black Classmates

Devon Kidd, Guest Writer

Sybrina Fulton, Trayvon Martin's Mother, Qualifies To Run For Public Office

These 2 Laws Muddied The Ahmaud Arbery Shooting And Delayed Justice

Twitter Users Honor Trayvon Martin On What Would Have Been His 25th Birthday

Kimberley Richards

Activists Call On California AG To Charge Officers In Stephon Clark Shooting

Sarah Ruiz-Grossman

Opinion | Any March For Our Lives Must Include Kids Like Trayvon Martin

Dante Barry, Guest Writer