As far as I can tell, the process and outcome the George Zimmerman trial haven't yet lent themselves to crisp, clear, universal findings, except to underscore this
conclusion: Dark-skinned young men are disadvantaged
prima facie in the design and application of U.S. legal codes, law enforcement and criminal justice.
If we wish to be anything like who we say we are, we have to address and change prejudicial dynamics in law and policy as well as human interactions.
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