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By Guerrero Garcia
ggarcia16@miners.utep.edu
@guerrercia on Twitter

HAVEN >> The Black Liberation Flag waved high above the crowd of over one hundred black, brown and white individuals who stood together for justice.

The diverse group of people gathered around the Rev. Boise Kimber outside of the Federal Building for a “Justice for Trayvon” vigil, one of more than 100 such events planned in cities across the country Saturday protesting the not-guilty verdict in the George Zimmerman trial. A jury in Florida last week found Zimmerman, a Hispanic, not guilty of murder in  shooting death of 17-year-old Martin, who was black.

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During a blackout in Panama, we filmed this amazing video with Yomira. Lit by an iPhone and recorded with a usb mic. Check out the color explosion and how the graphics come alive at the 2min mark. Thanks Pan II Creative!

The Architects: Stephen Levitin (aka Apple Juice Kid) and Pierce Freelon

Mastermind of Videography and Editing: Saleem Reshamwala (aka Kid Ethnic)

Video Animation and Effects: Napoleon Wright II (Pan II Creative)


Musical Poetry: Yomira John

Dream Team: Barrio Fino and The Beast

Show Wrapper Magicians (of McKinney): Josh Souter (stop motion/logo),
Emily Forsberg (photography), Kelly Mertestdorf (producer)

Kin folk: Dana McMahan, Elliette Johnson, Ryan Levin, Pat Levitin, Dr.
Mark Katz, Judith Cone, GOOD, Global Giving, Dave Mello, New Kind;
Panama kin folk: Rui Dinis, Aurora Fierro, Sandra Eleta, Oronike
Odeleye, Renee Alexander Craft, Barrio Fino, Yomira John, The Beast,
Professor Angel Sound, Taller Portobelo Norte, La Escuelita Del Ritmo,
Centro de Rehabilitacion El Renacer, Festival de Diablos y Congos and
the people of Panama.

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