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The shooting death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed black teen, has sparked one of the biggest online conversations of the year. At times, though, the misinformation can be daunting. Conservative bloggers have posted fake photos of the teen looking menacing. And who knows who is behind publishing the (wrong) address of his killer, a white neighborhood watch man? Or, behind a fake RealFerrellWill Twitter account that proposed to raise money for the Martin family based on retweets.
