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WATCH: Group starts Halloween Hoodie Campaign to take a stand against stereotypes
Thursday, October 11, 2012    
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Are you afraid of me know?

Following the tragic death of Trayvon Martin, one group is starting a campaign against stereotypes, asking people to wear a hoodie on Halloween. The ad below, features various actors saying"I'm a black man.  Are you afraid of me?" Then the same actors pull up a hoodie, and ask "Are you afraid of me know?"
 
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