Slain teenager Trayon Martin’s mother is running for public office. Sybrina Fulton launched a campaign Saturday for a spot on the Miami-Dade County Commission, the Miami Herald reported. “Since 2012, I have advocated tirelessly to empower our communities and make them safer,” Fulton said in a statement Saturday. “But the work is not done.” Fulton became a social justice advocate after her 17-year-old unarmed son was shot dead by community watch volunteer George Zimmerman in 2012—sparking nationwide protests.
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