Trayvon Could've Been Me' --- Although he released a statement shortly after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting of Trayvon Martin, President Obama addressed the issue head on, for the first time, in remarks prior to Jay Carney's daily White House briefing. For those who wondered if the President would meet the touchy issues of race surrounding the case squarely, the answer is yes. Expanding on his remarks following Trayvon's death, the President told reporters "Trayvon could've been me, 35 years ago."

George Zimmerman helps save a family of 4 involved in a truck that rolled over.

This is AWESOME. It doesn't matter what color you are, everyone needs to watch and listen to his message. This very smart black minister talks about the Martin - Zimmerman verdict and how black people just don't understand. SHARE,SHARE,SHARE,SHARE,SHARE!

Bill Whittle explores the death of Trayvon Martin and trial the of George Zimmerman. Can the acquittal of Zimmerman be one of the greatest civil rights injustices ever? Watch, Listen and Find out. This was never on DirectTV, Dish Network, Comcast or even in the New York Post, Washington Post or any other for of media. Bill Whittle tells it like he sees it.