Trayvon Martin Family Marks Shooting Death Anniversary in NYC

#TaniaOnTheScene - One year ago, I posted a song related to the incident of Trayvon Martin’s death.

One of my talented friends, Chris Classic, made a song called “Hoodie Up” and I believe it’s something we should all listen to. He’s speaking to us through the powerful words, and dope beat. Listen and share http://snd.sc/H1LavY

Trayvon Martin’s family is marking the one-year anniversary of his shooting death with a candlelight vigil in New York City.

Martin’s parents, Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, are scheduled to take part in an event tonight at 6 p.m. in Union Square Park, along with their attorneys and others.

A moment of silence is scheduled for 7:17 p.m.

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@MrChrisClassic’s Hoodie Up #MusicMonday

TaniaOnTheScene.com wants to give you some positive music for today’s #MusicMonday. #TaniaSuggests you listen to Chris Classic’s “Hoodie Up.” (available for free download)

Exactly one month ago, 17 year old Trayvon Martin was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer, George Zimmerman. The incident has gotten nationwide attention. Across the country, there have been calls for the arrest of 28 year old Zimmerman, who admits to shooting the teen, but claims self defense.

At Noon today, Trayvon’s parents will address a special city meeting.

Zimmerman has not been arrested or charged in the case.

So fitting for today, I post a song related to this incident.

I won’t go into the ignorant comments from Geraldo Rivera about the death of Trayvon Martin. I won’t promote his foolery on my sight, so if you want to know what he said, google it.

Today’s Music Monday is from one of my talented friends, Chris Classic, who made a song called “Hoodie Up” and I believe it’s something we should all listen to. He’s speaking to us through the powerful words, and dope beat. Listen and share http://snd.sc/H1LavY

This powerful song was made in memory of Trayvon Martin and inspired by the #millionhoodies movement. Written & performed by Chris Classic. Produced by snake eyes.

Check out more of Chris Classic’s work at: http://www.chris-classic.com