OCCUPY THE HOOD NATIONWIDE WEARING YOUR HOODIES AND DEMAND TRAYVON'S KILLER BE ARRESTED IMMEDIATELY

OK with all the facts on George Zimmerman being a ticking time bomb and fired from two security companies for being too aggressive and tempermental with his past domestic issues and violent temper picking up a drunk girl at a party and kicking her out causing her to bruise her ankle and his friends calling him an out of control  Dr. Jeckyle  & Mr. Hyde with with a bad temper   his past criminal record of assault & battery on a police officer and resisting arrest 46 previous bogus calls on black youths all unfounded and without merit shows he was a racist beget and his family former judges with political ties which explains why there was attempts to clean and cover this all up by the police and now  the funeral director saying that there were no signs of a fight or struggle no bruises nor blood stains anywhere on the body but the hole in the chest of Trayvon leads them to believe that there was no fight or reason of self defense like Zimmerman first claimed and also the police and Zimmerman claim that he had a bloody nose or broken nose plus a gash in the back of Zimmerman's head and that he was bleeding from the back of his head was all fabricated lies when the video tape surfaced of the police bringing Zimmerman in for questioning and it clearly shows no signs of Zimmerman having cuts bruises blood etc and if the EMT's cleaned him up at the scene where are the band aids or patches?? NOTHING....more & more evidence every day shows that Zimmerman his family and the police lied and are trying desperatly to cover this up even going as far as trying to label the dead boy a gang member  and drug dealer to smear  his name and image ,, WE THE PEOPLE..parents and grand parents neighbors  American citizens of all races and ages men & woman are tired of this constant blatant disregard of human life largely because of racial profiling , How many more Trayvon Martin's Ramarley Graham. Or Sean Bell. Or Oscar Grant. Or Amadou Diallo. Or Emmett Till. Or the Scottsboro Boys.have to die before we say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!!!!  We call on every community in every city all across America To OCCUPY THE HOOD wearing hoodies and set up a NATIONWIDE RALLY demanding the IMMEDIATE arrest of George Zimmerman while also pushing to repeal change upgrade or stop  the STOP & FRISK and STAND YOUR GROUND laws which serve nothing but to single out target and profile   young minorities"
OUR CHILDREN ARE OUR FUTURE'S REGARDLESS OF THEIR RACE OR COLOR

WEARING A HOODIE CAN KILL YOU"

Apparently now wearing a hoodie and running or walking  home or joggiing is against the law or dangerious to your health if your a young minority and because of this a young man 17 year old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed last month in Sanford Florida by a volunteer neighborhood watch men George Zimmerman who claims  he was out on Neighborhood Watch patrol, saw a suspicious youth and followed the boy. Trayvon was killed as  he walked to his father's home in a gated community while apparently chatting on a cellphone with his 16-year-old girlfriend when he was confronted  and then killed .he went to a nearby 7-11 for the snack, returning home on foot through the gated neighborhood while wearing a hoodie

So to recap Martin was spotted by 28-year-old George Zimmerman, a white Hispanic Neighborhood Watch volunteer, who called police and reported someone acting "suspiciously." Authorities promised to respond, after cautioning him not to pursue the young man, which was advice Zimmerman immediately ignored. Zimmerman got out of his car, pursued Martin, confronted him, shot and killed him -- and then insisted he'd acted in self-defense. so if you are a young minority teen wearing a hoodie and carrying skittles and ice tea as your weapon of choice then you are considered a threat and danger to society and security people or police have the right to kill you??!!....WHERE ARE OUR PRIORITIES ??? This is not an isolated incident this kind of SH___ happens to young moniroties especially blacks far to often and we as American citizens need to demand JUSTICE and force laws to change like the STOP & FRISK.
And here's the worst part: the Sanford Police Department swallowed his lame excuse -- hook, line, and sinker. They consider the case closed, they say, because they find no evidence to contradict Zimmerman's claim of self-defense.
No evidence? How about this? Martin was walking and carrying only an iced tea and a bag of candy. Zimmerman was driving his car and armed with a 9-millimeter handgun. Martin weighed 140 pounds. Zimmerman weighs 250 pounds. Martin had no criminal record. Zimmerman was charged in July 2005 with resisting arrest with violence and battery on an officer. Plus, as reported in the Miami Herald, neighbors reported that Zimmerman was "fixated on crime and focused on young, black males." He'd called police 46 times since January 2011 to report similar "suspicious activity."


When Martin, an unarmed black teenager, was shot in Florida late last month, he was carrying the candy and wearing a hooded sweatshirt. Wednesday, his style of dress inspired a “Million Hoodie March” in New York City, where hundreds rallied to honor Martin and call for the arrest of George Zimmerman, who shot him.
Martin’s supporters believe his death was racially motivated; Zimmerman and his family say it was not. Supporters point to a call to police from Zimmerman just before the shooting, during which Zimmerman said he saw a “suspicious” man wearing a hoodie. That man was Martin. Hundreds of people on Wednesday uploaded pictures of themselves wearing hoodies, with captions like: “Am I suspicious enough?”The hoodie has had a long and tortured history, long before Trayvon Martin. But let’s start with him, and then rewind backwards.
One question at the center of the Trayvon Martin debate is: Would this have happened if the hoodie-wearing teenager was white? Michael Skolnik, editor of Global Grind, doesn’t think so:
“I will never look suspicious to you. Even if I have a black hoodie, a pair of jeans and white sneakers on...in fact, that is what I wore yesterday...I still will never look suspicious. No matter how much the hoodie covers my face or how baggie my jeans are, I will never look out of place to you... And I certainly will never get ‘stopped and frisked.’  I will never look suspicious to you, because of one thing and one thing only.  The color of my skin.  I am white.”Before Martin, hoodies have had a mostly positive association in recent years. They’ve become signifiers of pride, with high school kids wearing their school names or mascots emblazoned across their hooded sweatshirts. They’ve become fashion symbols, like when Ben Affleck and Matt Damon famously wore hoodies under dress suits in the 1999 movie “Dogma.” And they’ve become the modern version of getting “pinned” by a boy; for a high school girl, it means the relationship is serious when a guy gives you his hoodie.
In the 1970s, the hoodie wasn’t seen that way. Before hip hop dress translated into mainstream fashion, it was associated by some with criminal intent. The New York Times’ Denis Wilson wrote of the hoodie in the 70s:
Hip-hop trendsetters used the hoodie also to cloak and isolate themselves, and lent it a sinister appeal... The sweatshirt hood can work much like a cobra hood, put up to intimidate others. But even more important is its ability to create a shroud of anonymity. This came in handy for at least two types of people operating in hip-hop’s urban breeding ground: graffiti writers and so-called stick-up kids, or muggers. Wearing a hoodie meant you were keeping a low profile, and perhaps up to something illegal.When the hoodie was first produced in the U.S., 40 years before this, it wasn’t associated with criminals or rap stars. It was simply utilitarian — worn mostly by laborers working in freezing temperatures. As Wilson points out in the The Times, there is a reason the boxer in the film “Rocky” wears a hoodie as he hits a bloody carcass in a freezing meat locker.
But far before the hoodie began its torturous history in America, and far before it was associated with an allegedly race-based crime, it was worn by another subset of people — Medieval monks.
The hoodie’s original inspiration is from the long decorative hoods these monks in Europe wore.
A Facebook page created recently entitled “Monks wear hoods — How often do they knife people?” attempts to make the same point as those who participated in the Million Hoodie March.
“Want to get the message out there that not everyone who wears a hoodie is an assassin,” 
PROOF THAT TRAYVON WAS MURDERED NOT IN SELFE DEFENSE
WARNING TO PARENTS WITH TEEN CHILDREN THIS IS HARD TO LISTEN TO

http://youtu.be/LVLKLCglMtc


JOIN THE MESSAGEMAN AND PUT ON YOUR HOODIES FOR 17 DAYS IN SUPPORT OF JUSTICE FOR TRAYVON ( 17 represents his 17 years of life )