In response to his comments this morning where he slammed the right for politicizing this case.

Via email:

Dear MoveOn member,

Wearing a hoodie on the House floor.

That got Representative Bobby Rush thrown out on Wednesday, even as he quoted from the Bible on justice and the end of oppression.

Rep. Rush is one of millions calling for justice for Trayvon Martin, a young black man in a hoodie, gunned down last month in Sanford, Florida. Trayvon’s killer, George Zimmerman, still hasn’t been arrested—and the wheels of justice can’t turn until he is.

Tomorrow in Sanford, MoveOn members will join Trayvon’s family, the NAACP, SEIU, and other allies in a march for justice. And across the country, we can show our solidarity with Saturday’s march by taking a picture of ourselves with a hoodie and making it our profile picture on Facebook and Twitter.

This campaign began with a cry for justice from Trayvon’s parents, and grew online through huge petitions (including one by MoveOn member Maria Roach) and a massive response on social media from celebrities and millions of everyday people standing against racism and racial profiling. So, while Trayvon’s family keeps the pressure on in the streets of Sanford, we need to keep up the pressure online, where this campaign grew into a national movement.