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Emmitt's Uncle Moses: He showed up to court testified, and pointed out Roy, and J.W. after he was threatened if he told on them, they would come back and kill him.

Moses' Wife: She begged and pleaded while offering money to give to the two men so they would leave without Emmitt.

Jury: They felt like they were protecting their own. All 12 men believed that Roy and J.W. were not in the wrong and agreed they needed to "make an example" out of Emmitt.

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Emmitt Till: I believed he was a sheep in the sense that he was an easy target because he was a black kid who committed the ultimate sin which was having any involvement with a white women whether it be true or not. This sin was punishably by death. If it wasn't Emmitt, it would be someone else's son/cousin/nephew.

His Cousins: His cousin's could have explained the situation to their dad (Moses) and they could have gotten taken him out and away from the house for the night.

Patrons of Bryant's store: They ate up the lies Carolyn served them. One who witnessed the situation could have provided further clarification that would have spared Emmitt's life.

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There are so many but the top 3 Wolves in the case:

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There are so many but the top 3 Wolves in the case:

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Carol Bryant:
-Blatantly lied about Emmitt making contact with her/ whistling at her.
-On her death bed she confessed DECADES LATER that she lied.
Roy Bryant :
-Drove with J.W. to Emmitt's uncle's home looking for Emmitt.
- Assaulted, mutilated, and murdered Emmitt along side J.W.
- Seen in pictures smiling after the jurdict was rendered.
J.W. Millam:
- Drove with Roy to Emmitt's uncle's home looking for Emmitt.
-Assaulted, mutilated, and murdered Emmitt along side Roy.
-Seen in pictures smiling after the jurdict was rendered.

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He was indifferent to freeing the slaves. He took his time to draft the emancipation, and only wanted the cooperation of the confederacy. Their loyalty kept Lincoln mindful of slave owner rights.

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Sadly, slaves were able to serve in the war for America's freedom but were not deemed free once the war was won.

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He was outraged by the celebration of the 4th of July. He deemed it hypocritical because whites were celebrating freedom while slaves who actively fought in the same war and did not gain their freedom.

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These are the revolutionaries that made their own interpretation of Christian views to cause a rebellion in efforts to help their fellow sheep. The book referred to their rebellion as a double edged sword.

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They were forced into believing that Christianity was the best religion for them. It seemed as a taboo to not have a God/(Shepard) to worship.

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Christian Slave owners violently instilled Christian views and beliefs into their slaves. Upon abducting African natives and bringing them to the Americas, they stripped them of their identity and gave them their owner's Christian last name. If the slave refused they were beaten.

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If you have a capacity for violence and no empathy for your fellow citizens, then you have defined an aggressive sociopath

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If you have a capacity for violence, and a deep love for your fellow citizens

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If you have no capacity for violence then you are a healthy productive citizen: a sheep.