point can be traced to the narrator's in "Where is the Voice Coming From." The narrator states, "Never seen him before … never seen his face alive, any time at all, or anywhere, and didn't want to, need to, never hope to see that face and never will" (p.1). Zimmerman stated that Trayvon Martin appeared "suspicious," however, "suspicious" meant his prejudice and stereotype agreed with his idea that blacks are criminals. He never saw Martin before, but his prejudice was enough to assault the seventeen-year…
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