If you were able to keep up with the Trayvon Martin case, as you know throughout the case, Rachel Jeantel who is Trayvon's friend was the one of the testimonies that was the most difficult to watch. Jeantel was the last person to speak to Trayvon Martin before being killed by George Zimmerman who was found not guilty on July 13.

Jantel was deemed as an implausible source due to her 'lack of education.' The 19-year-old was berated by many due to her speech, appearance and mannerisms. But fortunately her testimony and recent appearance on CNN's "Piers Morgan Tonight," influenced Tom Joyner to lend a helping hand.

 

The radio personality and founder of the Tom Joyner Foundation reached out to Jeantel and offered her a full scholarship to any HBCU of her choice. In addition to assisting the young teen with college, he also wants to help her complete high school with the best tutors and SAT courses. Jeantel hopes to pursue a career in law enforcement.

#RachelJeantel told me that she wants to go into law enforcement and I want to help her. #TeamRachelJeantal

Tom Joyner (@TJMShow) July 16, 2013

Isn't God great? If you believe there is NO justice for Trayvon Martin.... Trayvon and God is giving out justice in other ways of blessing. Just look and see how some things are happening due to this case. And due to the case everyone is coming together and doing their best to keep each other uplifted during this time.

This is something the D.J's Music Site HBCU Campaign is very grateful to see and we want to TEAM up and with an HBCU Foundation like Tom Joyner's and blessed someone with an education as well someday.

 Make sure you follow the Tom Joyner Foundation (@TomJoynerFound) on Twitter as it's also help honor, recognize and keep the future of HBCU's alive.