Jury Selection Continues in George Zimmerman Trial
Race a big factor
The racial dimension of Trayvon Martin's shooting was a prominent focus of questioning as jury selection in George Zimmerman's trial entered its second week.
A defense attorney on Monday questioned a potential juror extensively about her racial views on the case and whether she was bothered by protests led by civil rights leaders after Zimmerman's fatal shooting of Martin.
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There is no 'racial dimension' to this case but the race baiters gonna keep race baitin, yessir.