Emmett Till

Emmett Till went to Mississippi to visit his family.

His other demanded that his casket be open so people could see his horribly damaged face & body. She told the press to let people see what they did to her son. Her choice to allow photos to be taken rallied popular black support & white sympathy.

He's a movie critic on the Hugh Hewett conservative radio talk show who has recently been absent from the show. Does anyone know why?

They both died of cancer.

No one knows for sure as the men were at several locations with Till. People said different things regarding where he was shot: either in Milam's shed, or by the Tallahatchie River.

She did not make that statement; however, it means his death & his trial started the Civil Rights Movement. It displayed that not even a child was safe from death.

August 28, 1955

Emmett Till was from Chicago.

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• His mother raised him mostly by herself
• She & his father separated when he was a baby
• His father physically abused his mother
• His father died in 1945
• Emmett got polio when he was 6
• The polio left him with a stutter
• He & his mother moved to Detroit; he preferred to live in Chicago
• He weighed 150 lbs & was 5'4", & often mistaken for an adult

Roy and Carolyn Bryant and J. W. Milam will always be linked to the 1955 murder of Emmett Till. Sadly media has not kept up with their children through the years.

the people who killed Emmett brutally murdered him. they shot him in the head, beat him up, and tied his body to a boat of some sort with barbed wire then they threw him in to the Tallahassee river, drowning him.

According to her testimony, he asked her for a date.

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I am not sure, but I know he was heavy for a baby. I would guess around 9lbs 11 ounces.

If you watch the movie The Untold STory of Emmett Louis Till it gives a very vivid description of life in the 1995. Plus it has many interviews and pictures. I obtained many notes from this movie. Iused these notes to write a three page essay and received an A. Also there are many books and websites. I do not recomend Wikipedia. It is not a very reliable source. I hope this may help you.

-Jessica :)

He contracted polio when he was 6

Because Emmett tried to fight back to save his family in the first books case Bella is now his family.

Emmett Till was found dead on August 31, 1955, three days after he was murdered.

1. Metaphor: Emmett Till's murder served as a haunting symbol of racial injustice in America.
2. Simile: The impact of Emmett Till's death reverberated through society like a thunderclap, sparking the civil rights movement.
3. Personification: Emmett Till's memory lives on, whispering the truths of racial violence and the fight for justice.

Emmett Till went to visit his grandpa in Mississippi,(which is the place he died in) but he originally lived in Chicago.