Poor Piers Morgan. One of his producers must have convinced him that liberal, race-baiter Touré from rival network MSNBC would be a compelling guest to speak on the Trayvon Martin story. Touré, after all, is feted and lionized by the
On CNN ‘s special about the Trayvon Martin case Headline News’ Jane Valez-Mitchell questioned as to why law enforcement asks for a physical description when someone calls in to report suspicious activity.
By JOHN CARUCCIAssociated PressNEW YORKTrayvon Martin’s death has sparked a debate about whether hooded sweatshirts present a negative image. For WWE star John Cena, hoodies aren’t the problem, it’s the attitude of whoever is wearing it. While Cena didn’t speak
In an NBC segment featuring George Zimmerman’s 911 call on the night of the Trayvon Martin shooting, Zimmerman is heard saying: “This guy looks like he’s up to no good. He looks black.” The full version, though, unfolds like this:
Joe Scarborough today on his show Morning Joe went after the right’s reaction to the Trayvon Martin case
George Zimmerman’s brother tells Piers Morgan his brother had no choice but to shoot and kill Trayvon Martin.
Weeks of one-sided stories pushed by professional agitators like Al Sharpton have had an effect on public opinion. Last weekend, (3/25-3/26) CNN conducted apoll which showed 73% of adults believed Trayvon Martin’s shooter GeorgeZimmerman should be arrested. Now a new poll
ABC News has proclaimed that video of George Zimmerman at the Sanford, FL police station on the night of Trayvon Martin’s shooting showed no signs of blood or bruises from a fight with Martin before Zimmerman shot and killed him.
New York State Senator Kevin S. Parker – who in recent days donned a hoodie in the New York Senate to protest the killing of Trayvon Martin — took to Twitter today to denounce the fact that Senate GOP Majority
After Congressman Bobby Rush (D-IL) took to the House floor wearing a hooded sweatshirt in protest over the Trayvon Martin case, Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) lauded his fashion statement, claiming it demonstrated “courage.”
In an interview with Bill Maher Dr. Drew told the show host that he spent all weekend “apologizing” to his friends for not taking racism seriously. When Drew asked Maher if the Trayvon Martin case was about racism Maher responded
There are two stories dominating the news cycles over the last few days: the Trayvon Martin / George Zimmerman case and the Supreme Court hearing oral arguments regarding ObamaCare’s constitutionality. For pure media bias and how they create and push
An analysis of media reports on the Trayvon Martin shooting reveals how a local crime story became a national racial outrage. The incident happened on Feb. 26, 2012, and was primarily reported in local outlets. The first major national news
***UPDATE: In the story below this update, Roseanne seems to express some remorse over Tweeting the address of Zimmerman’s parents. But here’s a fairly recent tweet where she threatens to re-tweet “his address again” and “maybe go 2 hs house myself”:
In Tuesday’s Boston Globe an opinion piece appeared by one Mac D’Alessandro. In it he referred to George Zimmerman, the neighborhood watch captain who shot Trayvon Martin, as a white neighborhood watch captain. Later, the same piece was posted again,
A good faith search of the various wire services, including the AP and Reuters, reveals that, apparently, it wasn’t until director/activist Spike Lee apologized yesterday for re-tweeting the wrong address, that the same AP currently obsessing over the Trayvon Martin case
The Trayvon Martin case shows, once again, the effect of Derrick Bell’s radical Critical Race Theory on President Barack Obama and his administration. Critical Race Theory holds that the law itself is characterized by white supremacy–an idea Obama invoked by
CNN’s Anderson Cooper questioned New Black Panther Party spokesman, Minister Mikhail Muhammad, over his group’s involvement in the Trayvon Martin case, exposing the party’s racism. Cooper: But I mean, just–factually speaking, what you’re saying does not make sense that under
Robert Zimmerman, father of the neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman, spoke with FOX 35 about how he and his family are coping with the attention surrounding the death of Trayvon Martin and gives his son’s account of the evening’s events.
Rep. Frederica Wilson (D-Fla.) criticizes the way the investigation into Trayvon Martin’s death has been handled and speculates there is a “code of silence” that is causing how the police have treated George Zimmerman.
video platform video management video solutions video player George Zimmerman on Police Surveillance Tapes show the him on night of Trayvon Martin killing.
The Mainstream Media may find it harder to ignore the Spike Lee Tweeting debacle after this update from The Orlando Sentinel: A couple who say they were forced to leave their home after director Spike Lee re-tweeted their address to
