likely to do. trayvon martin was as much a victim of constructed fehrs from the culture of what black boys are likely to do as the vicious and lethal attack that night by george zimmerman. this case is bringing up lots of conversations around the country, the l.a. times reporting about a college student in pasadena shot by police, they believe that he was armed. but to you think that shining a spotlight specifically on trayvon martin will open up dialogue for the untold amount of trayvon martins that may exist around the country? i would hope so. in city of new orleans where i live, we re dealing with at least two very recent murders or killings of unarmed, young black men by new orleans police department officials. and so you know we re beginning to say, not just is that one trayvon martin but all of our trayvon martins. i think part of what makes it so horrendous in the case of martin, though, is that this zimmerman is not a police officer. as pauling as it is as those