Trayvon Martin
Ten years after the 17-year-old was fatally shot by George Zimmerman, over 30 states now have some form of the law.
Black people are exhausted and battling trauma as they continue to demand that their full humanity be respected.
Martin's death and George Zimmerman’s subsequent acquittal were among the first outrages that spurred a new movement against police and vigilante violence.
The tennis champion has been wearing masks throughout the tournament honoring victims of police brutality and racial inequality in an effort to raise awareness.
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"I encourage you to consider what the true needs of your Black classmates are at this moment -- are you truly needed in their space?"
Fulton became a gun reform advocate after a white man killed her 17-year-old son in 2012.
Two Georgia laws led private citizens to play cop — with disastrous consequences.
People vowed to "never forget" Martin, who was killed weeks after his 17th birthday in 2012.
Protests broke out after the Sacramento district attorney said she would not charge the police officers.
Six years after marching for Trayvon Martin, there's still a dangerous connection between racist violence, police brutality and guns.
