For all of these people who think that they should renounce America or jump on the racial bandwagon because the justice system worked in the Zimmerman case…..goodbye. Don’t let the door hit you in the ass.

U.S. Olympic boxer Terrell Gausha is so disgusted over the George Zimmerman verdict … he’s vowing to never sport the red, white and blue again.

Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Wyclef Jean joined HuffPost Live Tuesday to discuss the aftermath of the George Zimmerman verdict and its significance. Wyclef, joining via Google Hangout from the Dominican Republic, told host Ahmed Shihab-Eldin that Florida’s “Stand Your Ground Laws” that led to Zimmerman’s acquittal are tantamount to a “new form of modern-day lynching.” Following the verdict Saturday night, Wyclef released a video to a tribute song he wrote for Trayvon titled “Justice (If You’re 17).”

“There’s a lot of white shame today,” said MSNBC anchor Thomas Roberts on Tuesday. The anchor said on MSNBC that his white family and friends, as well as social media contacts, have expressed their shame over their race as it relates to the verdict in the trail of George Zimmerman. “If you’re an other,” Roberts warned, “Be worried.”

R&B star Akon has suggested that African-Americans living in the US should move back to Africa following George Zimmerman’s acquittal in the fatal shooting of Trayvon Martin. The Smack That hitmaker, who was born in Senegal, west Africa, took to his Instagram page after the trial in which Zimmerman was found not guilty of murder and manslaughter by a jury of six women in Sanford, Florida. Posting a screen grab of the live broadcast of the trial he wrote: “Every African-American in the United States needs to move their money, family, knowledge back to Africa were you will be treated like the royalty you are. “You don’t deserve this treatment. This is not your country.”

CHRIS JANSING: Whatever your opinion is about this case and whether or not you think that the prosecution proved its case, I think there is one thing that is undeniable. And that is, the result of this case, there are 12-year-olds who are crawling into bed with their parents tonight out of fear and while there may be some more legal recourses, some more legal issues that will be dealt with in the courts, there are other things that are going on right now.

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Stevie Wonder won’t be performing in Florida anytime soon. In the wake of the George Zimmerman acquittal, the singer said he would not be performing in the Sunshine State until its Stand Your Ground law is “abolished.” He also said he would not be performing in any other state that recognizes the law, which some say contributed to Zimmerman’s acquittal in the shooting death of Florida teen Trayvon Martin on Feb. 26, 2012.

Representative Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) has called on Chairman Robert Goodlatte (R-VA) to hold hearings into the Trayvon Martin case in the House Judiciary Committee.

New Black Panther Party Head Malik Zulu Shabazz today said Zimmerman should be “worried” and said that the “disastrous” verdict was given by a jury that wanted to send a message that it is okay to, “Kill you nigger.” “That verdict was a travesty,” Shabazz told Redding News Review.

Rev. Michael Pfleger is stirring up the racial pot once again on Chicago’s South Side in the wake of George Zimmerman’s acquittal. Pfleger, the activist pastor of St. Sabina in the troubled Auburn-Gresham district, is now calling for acts of civil disobedience to protest the verdict. “We can’t tell people be still, rise up, be aggressive, say what you are saying and then something like this (verdict) happens and (say) be quiet, be still, do nothing. We have got to give them a way to express themselves peacefully and nonviolently. Tomorrow, we are going to be announcing at church a way we can have people do a civil disobedience,” Pfleger said.