I have to start by saying God Bless all the kids that have lost their life in the state of Florida. Some to dirty police, some to racist people, some to peers and a lot more to the Florida State Prison system.With the recent death of Trayvon Martin the eyes of the world is once again on the state of Fla. and the never ending racial tension. With so many questions swirling on why George Zimmerman is still a free man without being formally charged maybe everyone should look at some of the past racially inspired killings involving white men and black kids. Like the case of Martin Anderson a 14 year old black teen from Panama City Fla. in boot camp beat to death by a few white officers and only after a autopsy revealed the true reason of his death did any criminal charges arise. Or what about Nicholas Pesare of Largo, Fla. his mother called the police for help because of his autism and instead of helping they killed him. I mean he was only 5" 3 and 118 pounds.I mean if you pay attention this happens all the time in Fla. and the reason the police brushed it off was because to them it was just another day, nothing new. I see the celebrities lining up to get recognition for being there and some even hurried and put out songs about it. But the truth is most of the people out there are there for publicity not for justice.There is a million kids locked up for not being wealthy enough to afford a lawyer right now in Fla. and the public pretenders high five the state attorneys after every trail.You think the Stand Your Ground Law is messed up well take a look at the law against pants sagging. Yes it is inappropriate but who does it target? I will end by saying this before you leave Fla. go to any minority neighborhood and ask them how many kids they know have been beat down by the police, police dogs put on them, or have been tase by the police for being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Many are serving time in prison right now for it because to cover themselves the kid is charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and sent away for 10 years or better....
STILL FIGHTING FOR EQUALITY IN FLA. MUCH LOVE AND RESPECT:
KING PRINCE BIHHHH
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