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To: tejek who wrote (725537)	7/10/2013 12:28:31 PM
From: Machaon	3 Recommendations Recommended By d[-_-]b joseffy longnshort Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 1578367

Who said black leaders are silent on the issue. They are not. Black leaders typically look the other way regarding the plight of blacks throughout our country. The rates of illiteracy, crime, drugs, poverty, illegitimacy, teen mothers, are much higher among blacks; and yet black leaders fail to step forward and fight to turn these dreadful statistics around! My God..........you don't even know Zimmerman. Besides, I don't care if he was Jesus......he killed an innocent teen. I do know Zimmerman. I know him by his noble actions. Blacks and whites alike need more heros like Zimmerman and less like Martin. Zimmerman was sacrificing his time to help make his neighborhood a safer place for all, black, white, brown, etc. Zimmerman was putting his life and limb at risk selflessly to protect his neighbors. How many black leaders selflessly act on behalf of the black neighborhoods that they represent? Why do black leaders keep getting richer while their constituents keep getting poorer?