Women, men and children in cities across the country “Hoodie Up” on April 10th as special prosecutor Angela Corey decides on whether to indict George Zimmerman for the murder of Trayvon Martin
Women, men and children in cities across the country “Hoodie Up” on April 10th as special prosecutor Angela Corey decides on whether to indict George Zimmerman for the murder of Trayvon Martin
Women, men and children in cities across the country “Hoodie Up” on April 10th as special prosecutor Angela Corey decides on whether to indict George Zimmerman for the murder of Trayvon Martin
Date: April 9th, 2012 Women, men and children in cities across the country ~Hoodie Up" on April 10 th as special prosecutor Angela Corey decides on whether to indict George Zimmerman Ior the murder oI Trayvon Martin Contact: Million Hoodies Movement for 1ustice - Thenjiwe McHarris, 646-696-6537, tammcharrisgmail.com 1usticeTM.org Michael Hall, 850-251-3668, michaelmediumIour.com GlobalGrind.com Michael Skolnik, 914-953-1805, mskolnikmskolnik.com MoveOn.org Garlin Gilchrist II, 313-444-4342, garlin.gilchristmoveon.org New York, NY On Tuesday, April 10 th the Million Hoodies Movement Ior Justice is calling on people Irom across the country and the world to come together to stand in solidarity with the Iamily oI Trayvon Martin as they await special prosecutor Angela Corey`s decision on whether or not to charge George Zimmerman Ior the murder oI Trayvon Martin. In partnership with JusticeTM.org, GlobalGrind.com, and MoveOn.org, the organizers have launched www.mhoodies.org, a community-organizing platIorm to help support activists throughout the globe. They have also called Ior an International Day of Internet Action for 1ustice (Tuesday, April 10 th ) Ior Trayvon Martin and all victims oI structural violence and institutional discrimination, particularly racial discrimination. WATCH: http://goo.gl/pUOVB 'It is important to continue to bring attention to the case and inIorm the public oI the need to pressure Florida authorities to make Zimmerman answer Ior his crime, said organizer Amy Frame. Activists throughout the world Irom New York City, to Atlanta, to Los Angeles, to London (over a dozen cities in all) have protested, marched and elevated their voices in an eIIort to demand justice Ior Martin`s death as well as call Ior the reIorm oI laws, policies and practices that will combat structural violence and institutional racial discrimination. On February 26th Trayvon Martin who was 17 years old at the time oI his death, was shot and killed as he walked to his Iather`s Iiance`s home Irom a convenience store in SanIord, Florida. For more inIormation about the Million Hoodie Movement Ior Justice, please visit www.mhoodies.org WHAT: National Hoodie Day & International Day oI Internet Action Ior Justice WHERE: Everywhere (Online & OIIline) WHEN: Tuesday, April 10 th 2012 http://millionhoodi.es/ www.facebook.com/MillionHoodies twitter.com/#!/MillionHoodies mhoodies@gmail.com