I think about him a lot and it makes me so angry. He had a promising future.
I have a black son. I think about Trayvon a lot. I still get tears in my eyes thinking about his story. My son loves hoodies and to have to explain to him what ignorant people think of him because of his hoodies was a really tough conversation. When I see Trayvons parents my heart breaks every time. I know the opportunities that they are being given right now are only great on the surface, nothing will take away that pain from losing Trayvon.
Lawd now I need tissue.
Sometimes. He seemed liked a cool kid, and yes, I considered him a kid no matter how the media tried to assassinate his character.
Honestly, I think about his parents more.
I can't imagine what it's like living without your child and knowing that their murderer was found not guilty. That must be hell on Earth.
I don't normally wish for bad things to happen but I wouldn't mind Zimmerman being taken out. I would personally put money on that person's books.
Shut up he probably thought you were a $30 dollar trick girl.I thought about him the other day when yoing hooded guys trespassed and loitered in my apt building to do drugs, hoot and hollered, and had the audacity to trash the hallway.
Shut up he probably thought you were a $30 dollar trick girl.
I'm sure they could've put their money togetherThey couldn't even afford that. Just stop.