Skittles And Self Defense In The Curious Case Of Trayvon Martin: Join Us Tonight ON WBRG Blogtalk Radio For A National Town Meeting Of Sorts

The Trayvon Martin Killing discussed tonight on WBRG "The Bridge" on Blogtalk Radio.

Join The People’s Champion tonight at 9:00 est  along with the host of “The Bridge” WBRG on Blogtalk Radio as they continue their national discussion over the senseless killing of 17 year-old Florida Teen Trayvon Martin. Please join the distinguished Mr. John Robinson and the lovely Ms. Corliss King as they weigh in on the growing, yet disturbing dialogue that has our nation outraged by the lack of justice in a case that appears to be predicated on racial profiling, and exacerbated by the controversial “stand your ground” law enacted by several states in America. I will also be on hand to offer my perspective in this tragic murder case that has taken the life of an innocent young man. You may also call in and weigh in with your opinion as well. That’s tonight at 9:00 p.m. est. Call in at (646) 381-4789 to voice your opinion or just simply listen in. See you all there.

 

 

 

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I’m David Adams

David Adams

David Adams

David B. Adams is a journalist, crime writer, and founder of The People's Champion, a platform built on truth, justice, and advocacy for the overlooked. For over a decade, Adams has investigated wrongful convictions, missing and exploited children, homelessness, and the political forces that shape marginalized communities' lives. What sets his work apart is a refusal to sensationalize. Adams treats crime reporting as human storytelling — pushing past headlines to examine the systemic failures in law enforcement, the courts, and government that so often go unexamined. He's built a reputation among activists and advocates for combining deep research, personal narrative, and unflinching commentary. The People's Champion began as a personal outlet and has grown into a respected independent voice in crime and justice journalism, read by audiences nationwide who care about accountability and the people too often left out of the story.

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