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Famed rapper and urban activist Immortal Technique shares his thoughts on Lupe Fiasco’s comments on the Zimmerman verdict, where he said “The justice system relies on reasonable doubt, not our emotions.” Immortal Technique also speaks about black-on-black crime and self hatred, which he says is the biggest threat in urban communities.
Read moreUncle Murda shared his opinion on the highly controversial “not-guilty” verdict that allowed George Zimmerman to walk away a free man from his trial for shooting and killing Trayvon Martin. Uncle Murda strongly believes that the verdict was “bullsh*t” and if the roles were reversed, and a black man had pursued, shot and killed a white kid, the black man in question would’ve “been fried” by the judicial system. Murda believes it was an ultimate smack in the face to not have Zimmerman convicted of some minor charge at the very least.
Read moreGlobalGrind’s Makho Ndlovu was the red carpet correspondent for the night, and she spoke with Russell as well as Anthony Anderson about the verdict and where the fight for justice should go from here. Check out what Russell had to say in the video above.
Read moreBone Thugs-N-Harmony sat down with Vin Rican and Justin Credible from the L.A. Leakers and gave their thoughts on Trayvon Martin.
Read moreThe Bone Thugs discuss the Trayvon MArtin verdict with the L.A. Leakers.
Read moreFat Joe, whose son went to school with Trayvon Martin, describes how upset he was that George Zimmerman was found not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin.
Read moreFaith Evans compares Trayvon Martin’s case to the late Biggie Smalls.
Read moreRaekwon expresses his disappointment that George Zimmerman was found not guilty in the killing of Trayvon Martin. Check out Wyclef’s opinion after the jump.
Read moreRallies seeking justice for slain teen Trayvon Martin have been planned for 100 cities across the U.S. today, and Jay Z and Beyoncé have arrived at the New York City rally. George Zimmerman was acquitted on second-degree murder and manslaughter charges in the shooting death of the unarmed teenager last week, and the rallies were organized by Rev. Al Sharpton’s National Action Network to push for civil rights charges to be filed against Zimmerman. Bonus: Justin Timberlake, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys at Yankee stadium below.
Read moreBefore The Tonight Show with Jay Leno came to a close last night, Talib Kweli, Nelly and Abby Dobson paid tribute to Trayvon Martin by performing “Before He Walked”. Throw ya hood up. via RR
Read moreSnoop Lion says George Zimmerman wouldn’t be free if the prosecutors cared about getting justice for Trayvon Martin. Previously: Snoop, Chris Brown & More React To George Zimmerman Verdict @ Pre-Espy Party [Video]
Read moreWhile rioting and protests broke out in South Los Angeles Monday night, in the wake of George Zimmermans not guilty verdict, some of the worlds biggest athletes and entertainers expressed their thoughts and frustrations at the 8th Annual All Star Celebrity Kick Off Party at the Playboy Mansion.
Read moreTitle of the song #ATRAYVONMARTINSONG “Trigga Man” by Raheem DeVaughn & Styles P. Produced by face and Rai and Art by Demont Peekaso Pinder. Previously: Raheem DeVaughn – Ridiculous [Audio]
Read moreStand Your Ground I am just one man but I know my power It’s the final call were in the final hour And we must not divide as we march toward our future Who are they to decide when they conspire to shoot yah, Ahh, that could’ve been my mother, ohh, that could’ve been my brother As sure as we rotate the sun and the earth revolves, get involved 3x Stand your ground They’ll say I’ve lost my mind claim that I’m psychotic He’s a fucking traitor he’s unpatriotic But I learned in life truth it must be slated And I know my rights they’re un-alienated Descendent of the blood of slaves Used to be the one afraid Until I learned my souls divine amalgamate lets combine unify get in line and Stand your ground
Read moreAtlanta rapper Lil Scrappy shares his thoughts on the Trayvon Martin trial and claims that Al Sharpton should’ve kept supporting Trayvon Martin for longer than he did. Scrappy also reveals why he wrote his new track, “Trayvon Martin,” and how he wants to influence other black people to stand up after the trial. Previously: Lil Scrappy Feels There Must Be Retribution For Trayvon [Video]
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