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- Shootings are not result of God's will or Godlessness but U.S. embrace of gun violence
- Eliyahu Werdesheim, the member of the Orthodox Jewish citizens' watch group who was convicted of assaulting a black teenager in Northwest Baltimore, avoided prison and will serve three years probation.
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The George Zimmerman case shows how bail is supposed to work. - State Delegate Pat McDonough's press release alleging that "black youth mobs terrorize" downtown Baltimore has certainly set off a firestorm of debate. But what about the nature of that discussion particularly as it relates to the matter of race?
- Trayvon Martin's mother, Sybrina Fulton, addresses the congregation at Baltimore's Empowerment Temple.
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- Trayvon Martin was killed because of a stereotype about blacks and crime. George Zimmerman is just the guy who fired the gun.
- The Towson Area Citizens on Patrol was supplementing crime prevention during TigerFest weekend.
- The trial of the Werdesheim brothers who as part of a citizen patrol are accused of assaulting a teenager highlights how there are those who want to take both police and legal matters into their own hands. A case for letting giving the criminal justice system, however imperfect, a chance to work.
- The request to delay the trial for two brothers accused of beating a black teen until passions in the Trayvon Martin case have cooled threatens to create tensions where few exist.
- With Trayvon Martin a household name, two brothers accused of beating a black teen during a citizen's patrol now want their trial delayed or moved. The Sun's Tricia Bishop reports today on efforts to distance the case in Baltimore with the one in Florida.
- The NRA's top lobbyist abhors 'sensational' media coverage of Trayvon Martin killing while stoking gun-grabbing paranoid fears among his supporters
- A Marylander who spent years volunteering for a neighborhood watch in Florida explains where George Zimmerman went wrong.
- Obama Trayvon Martin trademark
- Johns Hopkins professors organized a session Thursday to discuss the issues underlying the Trayvon Martin case.
- Charges against George Zimmerman mean a full accounting of the evidence in teen's death, but the killing of Trayvon Martin also demands repeal of "stand your ground" laws.
- The Rev. Jamal-Harrison Bryant, a Baltimore megachurch pastor, stood on stage with Trayvon Martin's family.
- There were at least as many police officers as protesters in front of City Hall Tuesday evening after a group of about 40 people walked there from the site of a planned youth jail in downtown Baltimore.
- Brent Bozell goes culture-warrior whacko in attacking it
