I wholeheartedly disagree with your position that we should not be public in our protest. And that we should follow the slow governmental procedures regarding public injustices.
If I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon also. I also am an Afro-American working for a governmental agency handling forensics.
One big recent example of a need for public participation, is with the pilot who had a meltdown on a JetBlue plane. Are you saying, we as citizens should not do something about a public injustice? Should we have called the governmental authorities and let them handle it? Should we let the scene run its course, then contact the authorities after the incident? I say no. I say when there is a danger to ourselves and others, we should react. When that danger is immediately before our eyes, we should react. Or whether that dangers is before us politically, morally, ethically, or socially we should react. Social injustice can cause just as much harm as physical injustice (killing).
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If I had a son he’d look like Trayvon
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