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Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed organized a march to help bring attention to the Trayvon Martin case in Sanford, Florida. The march, was held Friday, March 23rd and began at at City Hall. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Local activist Cleo Willis, organizer of the Trayvon Martin rally Rachel Lee, and pastor Starsky Wilson stand in support with the over 300 supporters at the rally in a stormy Tower Grove Park late Friday night. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Edward Williams, shows his support during Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed’s organized a march to help bring attention to the Trayvon Martin case in Sanford, Florida. The march, was held Friday, March 23rd and began at at City Hall. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Mo. State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal of the 14th District spoke during Saturday’s rally in North Oaks Mall in support of slain Sanford, Fla. teen Trayvon Martin. At right is Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American Mo. State Sen. Maria Chappelle-Nadal of the 14th District spoke during Saturday’s rally in North Oaks Mall in support of slain Sanford, Fla. teen Trayvon Martin. At right is Rev. Tommie Pierson, senior minister for the Greater St. Mark Church. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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St. John’s United Church of Christ Pastor Starsky Wilson gave a prayer before supporters started their march to Soldier’s Memorial in support of slain Sanford, Fl. teenager Trayvon Martin. Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed organized the Friday morning march. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Rok from Bp Entertainment walks with Raymond Webber,Yung Ro, Mookie Page and Budda Page down Market Street with other activists to Soldiers Memorial to bring attention to the Trayvon Martin case. Martin unarmed,was shot and killed in February in Sanford, Fla. Photo by Wiley Price
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Yung Ro addresses the craowd of over 300 supporters on the steps of the Soldiers Memorial during a Friday’s march for slain Sanford, Fl. teen Trayvon Martin. At left is Raymond Webber and at right is Budda and Mookie Page Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Jasmine Jackson 22, shows her support during Board of Aldermen President Lewis Reed’s organized march to help bring attention to the Trayvon Martin case in Sanford, Florida. The march, was held Friday, March 23rd and began at at City Hall. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Supports for slain Fla. teen Trayvon Martin say a prayer during a rally at North Oaks mall in north county. Photo by Wiley Price
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Leron Green 14, a student at Hazelwood East Middle School holds a sign that ask the question as supporters gather in North Oaks Mall for a rally in support of slain Sanford, Florida teen Trayvon Martin Saturday afternoon. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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A hooded youth stands in the crowd during Saturday’s rally in North Oaks Mall in support of slain Sanford, Fla. teen Trayvon Martin. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Eric Evans holds a bag of Skittles candy in his mouth while walking with other marchers to Soldier’s Memorial Friday morning. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Rachel Lee, the organizer of the Trayvon Martin rally held in a stormy Tower Grove Park Friday night raises her arms in victory as over 400 people show up in support. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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Undre Howard, a friend of Trayvon Martin’s father, spoke to supporters at Tower Grove Park Friday night. The event organized by Rachel Lee was in support of the slain 17 year-old Sanford, Fl. teen Trayvon Martin. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American newspaper
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Marchers like Anne Jones were asked to “Hoodie Up” during the Friday’s march in support of slain teen Trayvon Martin in Sanford, Florida. The unarmed teen was gunned down while wearing a hoodie and carring only a bottle of green tea and a bag of skiddles. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American
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St. John’s United Church of Christ Pastor Starsky Wilson gave the closing prayer after a march and rally was held in support of slain Sanford, Florida teenager Trayvon Martin Friday morning at Soldiers Memorial. Photo by Wiley Price / St. Louis American