(CNN) -- Many angry Americans are urging a punishment on Florida in the killing of Trayvon Martin: a boycott. Musician Stevie Wonder won't perform there. Martin Luther King III is considering deploying the tactic -- often used by his famous father in the civil rights era -- against Florida products like orange juice. Social media activists advance boycott plans even on the state's official tourism page on Facebook. Their actions seek the repeal of Florida's "stand your ground" self-defense law, which was at the center of a national debate in the wake of Martin's shooting death. George Zimmerman's lawyers didn't invoke Florida's "stand your ground" law in court, but it was included in the instructions to the jury that acquitted him.
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Boycotting state laws has a spotty record, analyst says
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Some boycotting Americans want Florida to repeal its 'stand your ground' law
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Arizona boycott led to $141 million in losses, but experts dispute its effect on laws
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Consumer boycott can succeed if public can easily shop elsewhere, analysts say
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