五洲震荡，洪水滔滔

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Since Martin was killed while wearing a hoodie, hoodies were used as a sign of protest, and many cities staged "million hoodie marches" or "hundred hoodie marches". Additionally, some professional athletes, including Carmelo Anthony and the entire Miami Heat roster, tweeted photos of themselves wearing hoodies.[citation needed]

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因为M死的时候穿的是hoodie，一直带帽子的衣服，所以很多城市发起了百万hoodie游行

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Bags of Skittles candy and cans of Arizona Iced Tea were also used as protest symbols. Martin was reported to be returning from a 7-Eleven convenience store with these items when he was shot,[262][263] although the beverage he purchased was actually an Arizona brand fruit drink.[264]

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Walkouts were staged by students at over a dozen Florida high schools,[265] and thousands of people attended rallies around the country to demand Zimmerman's arrest.[22] Members of the Occupy movement marched in solidarity during the "Million Hoodie March".[266][267]

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A number of high-profile citizens made public comments or released statements calling for a full investigation, including Reverend Al Sharpton,[268][269] Reverend Jesse Jackson,[270] and President Barack Obama.[268]

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黑人人权领袖和总统奥巴马也跳将出来要求进行全面调查

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Speaking on the day of Zimmerman's arrest, Al Sharpton said, "Forty-five days ago, Trayvon Martin was murdered. No arrest was made. The Chief of Police in Sanford announced after his review of the evidence there would be no arrest. An outcry from all over this country came because his parents refused to leave it there."[271][272] Jesse Jackson also referred to Martin as "murdered and martyred".[273] And U.S. Rep. Frederica Wilson (Dem.), who represents Martin's hometown of Miami, used the word “murdered” when she referred to Martin's fatal shooting.[274]

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Herman Cain objected to what he called "swirling rhetoric" and "a war of words",[275] and former NAACP leader C.L. Bryant singled out Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson for being "race hustlers" who were exploiting Martin's death "to inflame racial passions". Bryant also criticized President Barack Obama for his "nebulous" comment, "If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon.” [276][277] Former education secretary William Bennett criticized what he called a "mob mentality," saying that "...the tendency in the first days by some, including Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson and an angry chorus of followers, was to rush to judgment with little regard for fairness, due process, or respect for the terrible death of a young man."[278]

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奥巴马著名的或者臭名的话是：如果我有个孩子，他就像M

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President Barack Obama, speaking to reporters on March 23 after federal investigators were deployed to Sanford, said, "When I think about this boy, I think about my own kids, and I think every parent in America should be able to understand why it is absolutely imperative that we investigate every aspect of this... If I had a son, he would look like Trayvon."[268]