"The N Word" reaction: The good, bad & ugly
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The response from last night's special "The N Word" hosted by Don Lemon has been nothing short of amazing.
During the hour-long special – the phrase "N word" was actually trending world wide on Twitter.
We take a look at the overwhelming reaction - which has been both positive and negative.
Outfront tonight CNN's Don Lemon, Safiya Songhai, Filmmaker and 2008 Miss Black Massachusetts USA and Tim Wise, author of "Colorblind."
Deadly threats against George Zimmerman
Even before a verdict has been rendered, some supporters of Trayvon Martin are vowing violence if Zimmerman is acquitted of second-degree murder in the February 2012 shooting.
Here are some of the more tame tweets we found:
Either way, George Zimmerman is dead, guilty or not. He either gonna get killed in prison or someone is gonna kill him on the streets.
— Dee (@Dee_180) July 2, 2013
I wanna kill Zimmerman myself after watching 10 minutes of this trial 😤
— european pezzy (@noassistance) July 2, 2013
So should Zimmerman be concerned for his safety, or are these largely empty threats?
OutFront tonight: David Mattingly and CNN National Security Analyst Juliette Kayyem.
Zimmerman's best friend a problem at trial?
George Zimmerman's best friend took the stand today, recalling what Zimmerman told him about the night Trayvon Martin was shot and killed.
Osterman offered Zimmerman a place to hide during the tumultuous weeks that followed the shooting and wrote a book about the whole experience.
Did Osterman did more harm to Zimmerman's defense today than good?
David Mattingly has the story.
Parks: Trayvon Martin family is confident of conviction in Zimmerman trial
Ashleigh Banfield talks to Daryl Parks, attorney for the Trayvon Martin family about the latest in the Zimmerman trial.
Medical Examiner: Zimmerman injuries "very insignificant"
A pivotal day in the George Zimmerman murder trial - crucial testimony from a medical examiner which could damage Zimmerman's claims that Trayvon Martin slammed Zimmerman's head repeatedly into the sidewalk the night Zimmerman shot Martin.
The medical examiner says facial cuts indicate he was hit "only one time."
OutFront tonight: CNN Legal Analysts and Criminal Defense Attorneys Mark Nejame and Paul Callan, as well as Criminal Defense Attorney Paul Martin.
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