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sheerks a research associate at harvard university center for leadership, paula broadwell is here.ood to see you. all right. we have this trayvon martin case. how does -- we heard what happened with congress earlier and the incendiary comment, declaring george zimmerman guilty. here's how this kids in miami reacted. as you watch this video, they run out of school into a wal-mart and you can see all chaos breaks out here. walgreens is what it was. you know, some kids were taking stuff. what is your reaction? do you think this in part is because of comments made by so-called leaders? >> i think -- what we see happening is a nonviolent social movement or a violent social movement. so the students have organized and decided their response to the rhetoric will be sort of semi-violent protest if you will. i am sure it's a response to the rhetoric. the media is spinning this to the left and to the right. the young students don't know how it deal with this. >> sean: i don't see it to the right. do you agree with that -- >> if you want to see any protest where people get mugged or raped or