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14th Amendment

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This cartoon expalijswhat happened when Emmett walked in the store. He wanted candy but ended up being killed over it.

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It influenced the Civil Rights movement because his family ( his mother especially) decided to make his murder and his funeral open to the public. By doing this, it became even more public, and by having an open casket so that the all of America could see how badley his face was beaten it made people realze that what was going on needed to be put to a stop.

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The Emmett Till Murder trial (1955)
This was the trial that took place after the murder of a young boy in 1955. The boy was badley beaten and eventually brutaly killed but the murderes who were white men were let go free of any charges. This trial opened up the eyes of many Americans to the events similar to this that were going on all around them.

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A few of the stratigdgies used to muder Emmett Till were as follows:
Beat him
Multilated his body
Tied barbed wire to his neck then tied him to a gin fan
Threw him a river

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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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First Emmett was leaving the store and said "bye baby" Next Carole told her husband that Emmett did bad things to her. Then her husband Roy and his brother in law JW went looking for Emmett. Lastly Roy and JW killed Emmett Till and threw him in the river.

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JW Milam died in 1980 at the age of 61, he had a wife named Mary Milam and they had one child , a boy who died in 2008. He had three half siblings two sisters and a brother. In his younger years he served in the united states army.

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Roy Bryant was 20 years old when he killed Emmett Till. Roy and his wife Carole had two kids both boys, he owned a post office, filling station and three stores around the school and cotton gin. He was a poor man he and his wife lived in the back of one of his stores. he often did work such as driving trucks when not tending to the store. Roy came from a very big family, he had 6 blood siblings and 5 half siblings.

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Emmett Till was a young fourteen year old boy from Chicago, who in august 1955 was visiting family in Mississippi. Emmett was a trickster kid who was warned by his mother be careful in the town because of his race. one day Emmett and some friends were at the store and he was bragging to his friends about having a white girlfriend back home, his friends told him to go inside and ask the women behind the counter out. Emmett went into the store and bought some candy and on the way out he  said "bye baby", nobody was in the store to here this but the women Carole Bryant told her husband that the boy dig horrible things to her such as whistled and grabbed her. Carole's husband was outraged and he and his brother in law went to his house took him away to a river where they beat him to near death, shot him in the head and gouged his eyes out, and when they were done they barbed wired him to a cotton gin fan and threw him into the river. only to be found three days later.