USA Today: Elected officials target 'Stop and Frisk' as racist

Orlando Sentinel: George Zimmerman gets date for new bond hearing

George Zimmerman will get a second bond hearing later this month in the shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, according to a MyFoxOrlando.com report.

UPI.com: Zimmerman's lawyer to delay bond request

Tampa Bay Times: Race plays complex role in Florida's 'stand your ground' law

NEW YORK (May 31, 2012) -- The world’s largest retailer has struck a blow for justice and accountability by ending its relationship with a regressive and irresponsible lobbying group, National Urban League President Marc H. Morial said today.

Associated Press: Media fight efforts to seal Zimmerman records

ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — A consortium of 13 media companies, including The Associated Press, is challenging efforts to seal certain documents in the second-degree murder case of the neighborhood watch volunteer charged with killing Trayvon Martin.

The Grio: Trayvon Martin case: Has the media declared Zimmerman's innocence?

Palm Beach Post: What the Trayvon evidence doesn’t show

Records released last week show little evidence that George Zimmerman acted with malice when he shot Trayvon Martin. That could pose a problem for prosecutors.
 

Orlando Sentinel: George Zimmerman prosecutors file list of witnesses, evidence in Trayvon Martin shooting

ALEC Poised to Come Out Against Common Core State Standards

Last week ALEC, the conservative group that is behind the Stand Your Ground laws around the country, held one of its policy meetings. During the meeting they were to vote on two key resolutions that come out against the implementation of the Common Core State Standards. The group pushed back the vote on these resolutions to “tighten” language.