I don’t know about the rest of you, but I’m pretty much over this dude! Seems like George Zimmerman and his attorneys just can’t get enough! After the alleged botched 911 phone call, played by NBC News, the guy acquitted in the murder of Trayvon Martin is going to continue his lawsuit. He would after a NOT GUILTY verdict. I guess after all of the money that was raised on his website, Zimmerman doesn’t have enough left to go into hiding. Hit the jump for details.
(Photos) The Most Uncanny Of Celebrities To Seek #Justice4Trayvon!
Many may think I’m cookoo, but this case was LESS about racism, and more about a low-life who was issued a gun, couldn’t back up his fight after approaching someone on some nonsense, all to be placed on a list of heroes – which is what G. Zimmerman wanted to be. Which brings me to this…when I came across this selected list of, “White Celebrities Who Have Stood Up For Trayvon Martin,” I didn’t sit too well with the title. I was more surprised as to who was on the list, simply because of who they were and what they usually stood for, as opposed to them being, “white.” This kind of division shouldn’t still be happening in 2013! Drop down bottom and check out the celebs that were on Trayvon’s side, and how they felt.
(Photos) This R&B Hall Of Famer Was Attacked On Stage For Dedicating A Song To Trayvon Martin!
Most of us were dumb-founded when we heard the news that, George Zimmerman was found not guilty of the death of, Trayvon Martin. Since then, however protesters have seeked justice in other ways. Many songs have been created, and/or sung for Martin, but no one has been attacked for it…until now. Hit the jump and see what happened to this famous R&B singer when he dedicated, “People Get Ready” by The Impressions to the fallen 17-year-old.
(Video) Did Trayvon Martin Die For A Cause?!
Diddy not too long ago signed the deal for ReVolt TV, but the process is moving faster than anyone could have thought of. The latest interview with the new network, is Timbaland. The producer went biblical on the February 26, 2012 events involving Trayvon Martin and G. Zimmerman – and I would have to agree with his statements 100%! “Has anybody talked to God about this,” Tim says. “You never know why that boy was walking and why did that happen,” he adds. These events have united the world in more ways than one. Something music could not even do. Hit the jump and get the religious opinion from the long-time producer.
NFL: Victor Cruz Apologizes & Makes Statement About Controversial Tweet
After George Zimmerman was found not guilty on Saturday night, a lot of people took to twitter/social media in outrage. Celebs and athletes also spoke out including Giants WR Victor Cruz. Shortly after making the tweet he did delete it (you can check it out here). Well the next day he again took to Twitter to explain and apologize for the tweet. My question is, should he apologize?! Check out what he had to say about it…
