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NAACP needs your help with fighting for justice for Trayvon Martin!!
Posted by Breasworld on Sunday, March 25, 2012
A letter from NAACP:
All of last week, I was in Sanford, Florida, pursuing justice for Trayvon
Martin. I listened to community concerns about the Sanford Police Department,
and stood with Trayvon's parents and 30,000 others in Sanford, a town with only
50,000 residents.Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton have been pillars of
courage. Like Mamie Till after the brutal murder of her son Emmett, Tracy and
Sybrina have stood and shown the world what hate and violence have done to their
child, and the nation and the world have responded. Their leadership has
resulted in a global movement for justice for Trayvon and, most recently, in the
appointment of a special prosecutor to review their son's case.The
Seminole County branch of the NAACP has played a critical role in igniting this
movement for justice in Sanford. For more than 24 years, Seminole County NAACP
President Turner Clayton has served as a community leader, holding the city of
Sanford accountable and responsive to community concerns. On Thursday – in light
of pressure from Mr. Clayton and the branch to step aside – Sanford Police Chief
Bill Lee temporarily resigned from his post.The actions of you and
millions of others like you have already helped get the wheels of justice in
motion. We know Trayvon and his family have been in your thoughts and
prayers.Now stand up publicly and send those thoughts to Florida
State Attorney Angela Corey, who will be overseeing the grand jury
case:
http://action.naacp.org/page/m/474a342c/799991a0/7c86d433/2f6170dd/1146467902/VEsF/
It is clear that the Sanford police have
badly mishandled the investigation into Trayvon's death. The routine mishandling
of similar cases by police, prosecutors and judges has eroded the Sanford
community's trust and fueled the perception that justice for our young men and
boys is of little consequence to law officials.Now, our most important
task is to make sure that the state's attorney assigned to this case will handle
it with passion and an eye for justice.Join our open call for justice
for Trayvon and our children:http://action.naacp.org/page/m/474a342c/799991a0/7c86d433/2f6170dd/1146467902/VEsC/The
strength of this community gives me hope that justice will indeed be achieved in
Sanford. In the face of tragedy, the community has banded together and continues
to raise its collective voice for justice.Trayvon's family, the Sanford
community and the world lost a precious gift in Trayvon. Unfortunately, he is
not the only young person we've lost to senseless violence. Across the country,
our precious sons and daughters are being sacrificed all too frequently, with
justice arriving far too infrequently, if ever.We won't let it continue
to happen. We will keep speaking out, and we will keep raising our voices for
Trayvon and for all of our precious children.
Martin. I listened to community concerns about the Sanford Police Department,
and stood with Trayvon's parents and 30,000 others in Sanford, a town with only
50,000 residents.Tracy Martin and Sybrina Fulton have been pillars of
courage. Like Mamie Till after the brutal murder of her son Emmett, Tracy and
Sybrina have stood and shown the world what hate and violence have done to their
child, and the nation and the world have responded. Their leadership has
resulted in a global movement for justice for Trayvon and, most recently, in the
appointment of a special prosecutor to review their son's case.The
Seminole County branch of the NAACP has played a critical role in igniting this
movement for justice in Sanford. For more than 24 years, Seminole County NAACP
President Turner Clayton has served as a community leader, holding the city of
Sanford accountable and responsive to community concerns. On Thursday – in light
of pressure from Mr. Clayton and the branch to step aside – Sanford Police Chief
Bill Lee temporarily resigned from his post.The actions of you and
millions of others like you have already helped get the wheels of justice in
motion. We know Trayvon and his family have been in your thoughts and
prayers.Now stand up publicly and send those thoughts to Florida
State Attorney Angela Corey, who will be overseeing the grand jury
case:
http://action.naacp.org/page/m/474a342c/799991a0/7c86d433/2f6170dd/1146467902/VEsF/
It is clear that the Sanford police have
badly mishandled the investigation into Trayvon's death. The routine mishandling
of similar cases by police, prosecutors and judges has eroded the Sanford
community's trust and fueled the perception that justice for our young men and
boys is of little consequence to law officials.Now, our most important
task is to make sure that the state's attorney assigned to this case will handle
it with passion and an eye for justice.Join our open call for justice
for Trayvon and our children:http://action.naacp.org/page/m/474a342c/799991a0/7c86d433/2f6170dd/1146467902/VEsC/The
strength of this community gives me hope that justice will indeed be achieved in
Sanford. In the face of tragedy, the community has banded together and continues
to raise its collective voice for justice.Trayvon's family, the Sanford
community and the world lost a precious gift in Trayvon. Unfortunately, he is
not the only young person we've lost to senseless violence. Across the country,
our precious sons and daughters are being sacrificed all too frequently, with
justice arriving far too infrequently, if ever.We won't let it continue
to happen. We will keep speaking out, and we will keep raising our voices for
Trayvon and for all of our precious children.
Let your voices be heard! Thank you for your support!!
I'm Baccccckkkk!
Posted by Breasworld on Sunday, March 25, 2012
Yesss, I know it's been a long time! Being in nursing school full time, 5 days a week, has me extremely tired with no time to do anything else. When I'm not in school, I'm home studying or sleeping. My social life has decrease drastically, leaving me with no energy to reach out to family and friends on the weekends. I am now prioritizing my time, so that I can have some "me" time, and still be on top of my school work. I have been to a couple of industry events , when I had some time to spare, but not many. I have set aside an hour on Saturday afternoons to do my blogging. Hopefully this works!
Thank you all for being patient!! Stay tuned for more updates....
Have a Blessed Sunday!!
Brea Renee
Thank you all for being patient!! Stay tuned for more updates....
Have a Blessed Sunday!!
Brea Renee
Obama speaks up for Trayvon Martin!!
Posted by Breasworld on Sunday, March 25, 2012
President Obama spoke up for Trayvon, "If I had a son!"
The Miami Heat shows luv for Trayvon!
I am loving that everyone is standing up for this movement for Trayvon Martin in most states, including President Obama.We need to all show unity, because this is not a Black or White issue, This is a
Right and Wrong Issue!! A human life was lost for no reason at all! This innocent, unarmed kid, could of been your brother, son, cousin, nephew, student, neighbor or a friend. Take a stand for what's right!!
To the murderer of Trayvon Martin:
Whether you stay free or in jail, you are at risk. You will not be mentally free nor will you be safe in these streets. This justice system is not fair and you may be protected now, but when God's calls you, Remember, he has a justice system of his own and you won't fall throught those cracks!!
In Jesus Name, Amen!!
