Boy Accused of Being "Up to No Good" Gunned Down  Trayvon
MartinTrayvon MartinI have something to say about the murder of
Trayvon Martin. The problem is that not enough people are saying
it, but I have to say something. The facts, as I continue to
collect them, are that he was a 17-year-old boy who walked to
the store for some candy and on his way home a grown man pursued
him and called police to say that he was "up to no good." When
the police told George Zimmerman, the murderer, not to engage
with the boy because they had sent police on their way he didn't
take their advice and got out of his vehicle and scuffled with
Trayvon that ended with George shooting Trayvon in the chest.
George has not been arrested for this.  The facts that haunt me
as a mother are that children are not safe from overzealous
adults who confront them when they're supposedly guilty of
something. From the reports about George Zimmerman I've learned
that he sent e-mails to people in the gated community often
detailing blacks who looke