The Marches around the nation for Treyvon are a great way to get nationwide attention for the victim and show how the police department handled the situation; nonetheless it will not solve issues in our community. Everyday around the country, Blacks are killing Blacks for various yet assisine reasons. Murders of the Black community walk our streets everyday because snitches are casted out, beat, threatened, harassed, and killed. Crimes committed against anyone because of race, religion, gender, or sexual preference is wrong; nonetheless the Black community is guilty of killing one another in massissive numbers each year and no one has marched for that. On the surface of the Black community it looks as if our people do not value or care for one another, but want the rest of America to value Black life and recieve fair treatment. Black deaths due to violence are the majority Black on Black cases. Black victim and Black suspect are the majority of crimes and those facts out weigh many issues and carry a heavier burden within our community.

The true face of America has been revealed yet once again. Murder aganist my people for their color in the world news more than ever. A young man from Florida shot and killed...WHY?? Because he fit a sterotype? Because it looked lik he maybe didnt belong? How can my people not be outraged? How can my people feel like this is a free country and Hispanic are even killing my people. The Black community outrage stems from Florida police not arressting the murder and never intending to do a investigation. The police operator and the recorded 911 call should have been enough for the police half ass do their job. I HATE WHITE AMERICA!!!

The killer-Deryl Dedmon (19) faces trail for a hate crime against James Anderson (47) in June of 2011. Dedmon ran over Anderson and killed him because he was Black. Teen could face life in prison for capital murder. Dedmon was accompanied by friends who claimed to be absent at the time of the hit and run. This story is in the Clarion Ledger on the front page (03/22/12) and provides visual proof that hate crimes against Blacks continue in Mississippi but also all around the nation.