New Book and Film by Mason Professor Reveals State Cover-Up and the Hidden History of a...
New Book and Film by Mason Professor Reveals State Cover-Up and the Hidden History of a...
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EMMETT TILL would have been 79 if he were alive today. He might have had children and grandchildren to dote on and share wisdom with. Or, if not, he might have had a wider community of neighbors, colleagues, and friends—people to share jokes with; people to wave to on his daily walks.