Trayvon Martin Day declared at D.C. elementary school
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
In an effort to better educate students and their parents about race relations and social injustice, a D.C. elementary school has created “Trayvon Martin Day.”
We may never know exactly how or why young Trayvon Martin was killed that dark February night in Sanford, Fla., but the slaying which has provoked nationwide protests has now prompted something even more unique nearly 900 miles away.
In an effort to better educate students and their parents about race relations and social injustice, a D.C. elementary school has declared Friday “Trayvon Martin Day.”
Teachers at Malcolm X Elementary in Southeast are using the unfolding case and the story surrounding Martin as part of their "Let's Keep Our Children Safe" seminar.
