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The 14th amendment was violated against Emmett Till. The 14th Amendment is the right of equal citizenship of the law no matter of the race . This amendment was violated because Emmett till case did not have justice and his murders was released and founded ''not guilty''.

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The death of Emmett Till influenced a lot of African Americans too open there eyes all around the country. Civil right Leaders was very upset about what happened. Photographers and Reporters was flooding the court room too spread this court case on the death of the 13 year old boy.

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Educational Videos for Students (Cartoons on Bullying, Leadership & More)

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Emmett Till (Documentary) Black History Month (Educational Videos for Students)

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The Civil Rights Movement, and Black History Month are a time for sharing the stories of those who sacrificed like Emmett Till, and in this educational video for students, we show you a store of a young boy who was murdered for no reason and how his murder showed the world how poorly African Americans were treated.

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The two white men who was found not guilty for Emmett Till's murder confronted the 16 year old boy at Moses Home late one night they then kill him later on. During the trial there was lots of white people in the court room . The whole jury was an all white all men . The jury founded that the two white men was ''not guilty'' after an hour. More than 70 reporters was in the room. Mamie till and Moses both testify the prosecution. In 1956 the two men then admit to killing Emmett Till. All the African American civil rights leaders were very upset including his mother. Black people in Chicago that didn't even know Emmett Till was Beyond surprises because it was different in Chicago. They attended his open casket funeral too see what happened to the 13 year old boy.

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“Emmett Till.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 9 Apr. 2018, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Till.

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Moses was Emmett's uncle. Emmett was at his uncles home when the two white men came for him . Moses was 64 years old.

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P: I see two gravestones, a graveyard, both labeled.
I: Because I see the text on both gravestones, I think that both deaths were based of racism.
C: Because I see the text and I think the deaths were based off racism, this cartoon means that both men were killed over petty things purely because they were of a different skin color.

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Mamie Till strategy was too spread what happened to her son everywhere so that everyone knew. She went across the country giving speeches. She also held an open casket funeral and people were lined up on streets too see what happened to her son.

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August 31, 1955
This day was the day that Emmett Tills body was found in the river, having been dumped tied to a metal fan after being killed.
Citation
Emmett Till.” Wikipedia, Wikimedia Foundation, 9 Apr. 2018, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmett_Till.

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August 28th, 1955
On this day, two white men, reported to be the white women's husband Roy and half-brother J.W. William, had Abducted Till from his great-uncles house. Later that day, the two men had killed Emmett Till, but not after brutishly beating and abusing him.

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National association for colored people is a civil right organization.  Leaders including Amzie Moore and Ruby Hurley.  it first formed in 1901. The membership conducted of 300,000 people.

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August 24th, 1955
Day when Emmett Till was alleged to have flirted with a white married women named Carolyn Bryant, which violated the Jim Crow laws of how a black male must interact with a white woman.

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Mamie till was Emmett's mother. She was wanting justice for her sons murder. She held a open casket funeral too show the world what happened to her 13 year old son. She also gave speeches across the country about what happen to her son. She was born in a small town near webb Mississippi. was born on November 23.

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Another naacp worker that helped find witnesses involved with knowing about Emmett's death. He was born onto a plantation in greenwood Mississippi to black sharecropper parents. Born September 23 .

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This Padlet is about Emmett Louis Till, an African-American during the Civil Rights Movement. Emmett Till, born July 25 of 1941, was raised and lived in Chicago, until he went to visit family near Money, in the Mississippi Delta region. There, in August of 1955, he was murdered by two white men after allegedly cat-calling a white women. After his family had found out, they charged the white men on the account of murder. During the trials and after they went south, Emmett became a staple in the Civil Rights Movement.

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USHC-8.1 Analyze the African American Civil Rights Movement, including initial strategies, landmark court cases and legislation, the roles of key civil rights advocates and the media, and the influence of the Civil Rights Movement on other groups seeking equality.

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Naacap workers conducted secret search for black witness to come forward .She was known for the queen of civil rights. She was born and raised in washington dc. Born November 7.