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An awful tragedy occurred on February 26, 2012. Trayvon Martin, an unarmed African American teenager was shot and killed by a self-described neighborhood watch captain, George Zimmerman. Many believe that Zimmerman’s actions were motivated and/or perpetuated by racism. Responding to this intensely disturbing and distressing trauma, the University of New Hampshire Counseling Center (UNHCC) views this tragedy as not only affecting the world at large but also as having an impact on members of the UNH community. Trayvon’s death may be evoking psychological stressors, trauma, and/or a wide range of feelings that may include but are not limited to intense sadness, anger, fear, and grief. No matter what you may be feeling, if you would like support, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
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