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Civil Rights Movement

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American History

 

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Gerald S

 

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September 7, 2015

 

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University

 

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After slavery was abolished, people still treated blacks inferior to whites, not allowing them to vote and taking away various other rights that each American citizen should have. The "mainstream" Civil Rights Movement began in 1955, when Emmett Till's brutal murder in Money, Mississippi. He was accused of whistling at a white woman in the store and later on, two men showed up at his uncle's house and kidnapped him...
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He was accused of whistling at a white woman in the store and later on, two men showed up at his uncle's house and kidnapped him. They brutally beat him, put a bullet through his skull, and disposed of the body in the Tallahatchie River late at night on August 28, 1955. The two men were arrested the day after Till's Disappearance, but were acquitted a month later by an all-white jury...
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