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    This jacket represents memories of what happened throughout the war. It has sentimental value to him; he brought it to Washington even if it wasn’t cold. As they travel closer to Washington they stop at a hotel to get some rest. Emmett suddenly said “I miss Moon Pie” (20) and Sam said she misses Tom. Tom and Moon Pie is a representation of an everyday object that they are used to seeing. They are no longer near home where they live, their lives with Moon Pie and Tom. The only things…

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    I think the Civil Rights Movement had its ups and downs, but it all ended up good yeah I know you had the Freedom summer,Emmett Till,MLK death. But it all ended in a happy ending.I would have to say Martin Luther King is the most important because he gave everyone hope. I think Civil Rights Movement was all about giving African American their rights and making everything equal and making life fair. I also think that if our society didn't have anything I think it would be the same, but I don't…

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    not do on her own. But because he was a black man, and she was a white woman, that was considered a crime. Trials have continued on from the 20th century to today 's time. It hasn’t stopped (racial discrimination) but it is less of a problem from Emmett Till and the Scottsboro boys time. Modern cases are not as racially biased when convicting people of crimes. The juries are evened out, regarding the ethnicity and race, and a judge cannot play favorites while performing his duties. The 20th…

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    Unfair Discrimination Legal systems are classified as fair and equal to all citizens today, but looking back at past cases such as the dreadful Emmett Till case, and Tom Robinson from “To Kill a Mockingbird” things have really taken a leap from the atrocious treatment against blacks . Legal systems were one of the main bumps in the road when it came to discrimination against blacks. Whether it was a small case, or a huge case things in court always seemed to go in favor of white people. Some…

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    “Mobs form from negro children entering CHS” by Ra’Hampin Quan Little Rock Central High School Home of the Tigers is the first with 9 colored students in their school. The 9 Melba Beals,Elizabeth Eckford,Terrence Roberts,Earnest Green,Minijjean Brown,Thelma Mothershed,Gloria Ray,Jefferson Thomas, and Carlotta Walls.There were initially 11 students, but on the first day it was hard and they dropped out.On the first day 8 of the 9 was together at NAACP president Daisy Bates house.The 1 left out,…

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    Racism is the belief that all members of each race possess characteristics or abilities specific to that race, especially so as to distinguish it as inferior or superior to another race or races. Also known as prejudice,discrimination,or antagonism directed against someone of a different race based on the belief that one’s own race is superior.Casteism is the prejudice or antagonism directed against someone of a different caste. book The Mississippi Trial,1955 by Chris Crowe and in the movie The…

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    Sally Mann Analysis

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    Sally Mann was raised with her families twelve boxer dogs and has been taking photographs of the Virginia south, where she is from, for years. She was born in 1951 and has been taking photos since she was a teenager. Her work is beautiful, she photographs everything and has published ten photo series books and one memoir of her life and family history, according to her website. Her first book At Twelve: Portraits of Young Women has thirty-six photos, some with descriptions or stories, of…

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    The tour required students to “visit” a history gallery that housed Emmett Till’s casket. Some student had their curiosity peaked and then started doing further research on Emmett’s life. This resulted in some disturbing images of Emmett in his casket. Though this is an important and pivotal event in civil rights history, it was too graphic for some students. I later revised the scavenger hunt and removed…

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    met throughout her life provided the education of topics her mother couldn’t. Moody couldn’t find anyone who had the answers to her questions about Emmett Till and the NAACP until she found Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Rice was her homeroom teacher in high school and plays a major role during Moody’s maturation. She explains everything to her about the murder of Emmett Till and the NAACP. Mrs. Rice explanations about the NAACP lead Moody to grow more curious about the organization. Mrs. Burke is one of the…

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    officers did not assess they just fired. Bruce wrote, “You get killed just for living in your American skin,” I interpreted this verse as it wasn’t what he had in his hands that led to him being shot 41 times, it was what he represented. A black male. Emmett Till a teenager from Chicago went to visit family members in delta…

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