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Emmett Till was 14 years old in August of 1955. He lived with his mother, Mamie Till, in Chicago. Emmett was planning to visit his uncle, Moses Wright who lived in Mississippi, but they weren't very sure if they wanted Emmett to go, because there was no protection in Mississippi. On August 28th, 1955, At Brian's Meat Market in Mississippi,  Emmett came to the store to buy a candy bar. When leaving, he whistled at 21 year old Carolyn Bryant. Moments later, Carolyn went to get a gun. Emmett and his cousins raced home, hoping that nothing would happen to them. Soon later, Emmett and his cousins woke up to angry voices...They ordered Emmett to stand up, put his clothes on, and remain quiet. While his parents were begging not to take Emmett, even offering money just so they will leave Emmett alone. 3 days after Emmett was brutally abducted, August 31st, a boy fishing in the river found Emmett's body under a 75 pound fan from a cotton gin. Emmett was badly tortured, he had bruises all over his body, gun shot wounds, and many other terrible things had happened to him. Emmett's parents left his casket open because they thought everyone should know the tragic story, and what Emmett had to go through.

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Claudette was the actual first African American to refuse to give her seat up on the bus. Colvin was only 15. When Colvin was on the bus, she was thinking about getting up until the bus driver knocked her books off of her lap, which made her want to refuse giving up her seat even more. About 9 months later, Rosa Parks did the exact same thing, and refused to give up her seat. About a year later, On December 5th, 1955, 40,000 people boycotted the bus. ..... dec 20 1956  bus boycott ends

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James was born on December 30th, 1984. James is Widely considered one of the greatest NBA players in history. Playing for the Cleveland Cavaliers, Miami Heat, and Los Angeles Lakers, James is the only player in NBA history to have won NBA championships with three franchises as Finals MVP. During his 17-year career, James holds the record for all-time playoffs points, is third in all-time points, and eighth in career assists. James has been selected to the All-NBA First Team a record 13 times. No doubt that James has worked very hard for everything he got.  James started a charitable organization (LeBron James Family Foundation) which helped open a school, housing complex, and community center in his hometown of Akron.

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Smalls was born on April 5th, 1839. Sadly, He was born into slavery. Small is known for many amazing things, like how he escaped slavery, and then bought the house he was a slave in, but the most remarkable achievement that he had was how he navigated the Charleston Harbor, and made a plan on how to successfully steal the ship, and many other things. On May 13th, 1862, Smalls was able to steal the ship because the white crewmen abandoned their post.

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Garvery was born in the racial equanimity of the colonial system of Jamiaca. He decided  to fight for change when he read the auto biography of Booker T. Washington. Carvey spoke boldly of self references, and pride. Garvery very much so wanted integration for African Americans. Garvery soon later started the "Black Star Line inc." to trade with caribbeans, provide transportation for african americans, and to trade with africa. Soon later, Garvery served 5 years in jail because he wasnt "A very good judge of Buisness Character".

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Carver had fame for many things, but the most known one was his peanut inventions. Carver made over 300 peanut inventions, such as soaps, cooking oils, and much more. Many people were impressed with carver and all of his inventions. Carver loved to paint flowers and plants so much that his art teacher, Etta Budd encouraged him to apply for an art college.

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Walker was one of the first African American millionaires. Walker was born in 1867 on the shores of the Mississippi in north east Louisiana. She created the conditioning treatment for straightening hair. She first started off by selling it from door to door, and slowly but surely gained a fortune from it all. In 1910, she built a factory in Indianapolis to manufacture her own line of cosmetics.