(Left to Right)
Christi Turner, Tampa, Fla..: USF. I came because it doesn t matter what color you are, wrong is wrong and I came to support.
Tanquilla Harback, Tampa, Fla.: I came because my son is 15 years from being Trayvon Martin.
Amorose Collins, Orlando, Fla.: My brother is Trayvon Martin right now. I just want justice to be revamped and for justice to be served, really.
Angel Perez, Brooklyn, N.Y.: I came because I am Trayvon Martin. No matter what we do we will always be suspicious. And that should not still be alive. Racism should not still be alive after all these years. Since Martin fought for it and Malcolm fought for it, we should not still be here fighting for it, but since we are standing here, a revolution will come.
