Finding Justice: Stand Your Ground
Markeis McGlockton's death brings about a call for justice.
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Mothers demand justice for Markeis McGlockton at Florida State Attorney Bernie McCabe's office. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Signs demanding justice for Markeis McGlockton are outside the gas station where he was murdered. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Family and friends gather to honor the life of Markeis McGlockton. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Markeis McGlockton's life is honored during a memorial with his friends and family. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Attorney Michele Rayner addresses family and friends attending Markeis McGlockton's celebration of life. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Friends and family gather to celebrate the life of Markeis McGlockton. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Photos of Markeis McGlockton are shared at his memorial. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Markeis McGlockton's sister Markeisha (left) and his mother Monica Moore-Robinson look at photos. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Photos of Markeis McGlockton are displayed in a family photo album. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Markeis McGlockton's father Michael discusses the murder of his only son. - (Photo: Nathan Bolster/BET)
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Actress Naturi Naughton talks about Stand Your Ground laws being used as an excuse for murder. - (Photo: Leepson Bounds Entertainment/BET)
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Actress Naturi Naughton joins the conversation surrounding Stand Your Ground laws. - (Photo: Leepson Bounds Entertainment/BET)
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Actor and activist Kendrick Sampson explains how Stand Your Ground laws make people of color feel invisible. - (Photo: Lara Solanki/BET)
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Academy Award-nominated director John Singleton talks about Florida's history. - (Photo: Dale Berman/BET)
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Rapper and actor T.I. discusses the statistics behind Stand Your Ground cases. - (Photo: Dale Berman/BET)
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Comedian and actor Rell Battle believes Stand Your Ground laws should be overturned. - (Photo: Dale Berman/BET)
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Color of Change program director Janaya "Future" Khan offers her thoughts on Stand Your Ground laws. - (Photo: Dale Berman/BET)
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Janaya "Future" Khan talks about what happens when police or vigilantes kill black people. - (Photo: Dale Berman/BET)
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Color of Change president Rashad Robinson explains the impact of Andrew Gillum's campaign for governor in Florida. - (Photo: Leepson Bounds Entertainment/BET)
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