What They Didn’t Want You To Know about Emmett Till

This video combined video about the life and death of Emmett Till and his mother Mamie Till Mobley
Mamie Elizabeth Till-Mobley was an American educator who was forced in to life as an activist, after her son Emmett Till was murdered in Mississippi on August 28, 1955.
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[@mommyshark1124]

I remember seeing the pictures of him when I was a child. It scared me so bad I slept with the lights on for a week. What kind of people could do that to a child. The world will never forget Emmett & Mamie Till. May they RIP. For the cowards that kidnapped & tortured a child, may they burn.

[@brendabattle9088]

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[@kassdremusic]

Neanderthals

[@bryanbrooks2634]

Same, I slept with the lights on for awhile too. Still disturbs me as an adult.

[@Twizzledoc187]

Same. I didn’t sleep well for a long time. Scared me to death.

[@Mone333Williams]

​​@@Twizzledoc187same. I slept with the light on for a while in middle school. The dreams I had were as vivid as the Hulu series. That's exactly what happened to Emmett ( I feel like he was influenced by something or someone) smh. I slept wit my bible under my pillow too. My mom (southern woman) told me that's how u keep the nightmares away. What Emmett till endured was unimaginable. No way a human could do that to another human, let alone a child that had no idea what the south was like for BLK ppl. Those white ppl were demonic monsters. A simple talking to and a quick scare (them coming to the house in the middle of the night was enough) he would have went back to Chicago...they didn't have to lay a hand on him for making a mistake. I could see if the boy was raised in the jim crow south and even then looking or whistling at a white woman wasn't worth killing. Even if it was the written/"unwritten" code of conduct. Law or not to kill a child is inhumane and unforgivable

[@observerobserver6040]

From the UK thank you for sharing and others. That this story is now known and not forgotten about worldwide.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Forever!!!!

[@Maynard-il1yj]

lol yes good ol UK

[@alinatarasyukrussianrefuge6549]

You think the UK is "worldwide"? Get over yourself. AngIoids have done much worse all over the globe.

[@SantinoWilliams3321]

I wasn't born at that time but many many years after this my mother (rest in heavenly peace) told me about this and how she and my grandmother waited in the long line to view Emmett Tills body, she said police were taking pregnant women out of the line telling them it was too bad for them to see, and how this story made national headlines and shocked and saddened and angered many people once this was made public of how those savage animals massacred that child.

[@SMDoktorPepper]

What makes this even worse, there are many people working hard to prevent this from even being mentioned in schools

[@heatherking8689]

Can you imagine the reunion in Heaven on that January day when Mammie saw her precious boy Emmett running towards her with arms open wide ready to hug his beautiful mama...you know that was the most beautiful reunion...They will never be apart ever again . ❤

[@markwilson5967]

💯💯💯😎😎😎😎😎😎

[@FrankieWhitmore-y4c]

Amen

[@19AGJ86]

It doesn't work that way my Brother. They're both dead sleeping in their graves awaiting the second coming of Jesus Christ. If they're saved, then they will meet again at the soon coming of the Lord.

[@Menne_RIPPERTON7]

YesYesYes!!

[@SojournerTruth-nk9hu]

​@19AGJ86 Thanks for this revelation because the dead bury the dead and we exist no more.

[@MANNY100123]

Thank you, Man! It's nice to see people spreading the word on these important historical subjects!

[@deloreswillis9224]

Amen it truly is infinitely

[@deloreswillis9224]

Sayyyyy that!!!!!

[@ralphlong4399]

A big crime is the white woman knowing she lied all these years trying to now tell the truth because she knew she was coming to the end and she was hoping to make it into heaven by finally telling the truth. She could have told the truth then and well before Mamie died, but she chose not to. Now she was hoping she could miss hell fire by confessing, but I don't believe her heart was ever changed. God is not mocked. He knows what she was trying to do and I believe that lie is going to take her straight to hell.

[@AR-jv3hx]

That woman's father is the father of lies (satan). She should never get entrance into heaven. But that is God's decision. Nothing we can do about it.

[@alinatarasyukrussianrefuge6549]

She didn't lie about sht. He obviously creeped her out with his lewd come ons.

[@arqueillastallings5702]

Imagine seeing your life on the flim @ judgment and God brings 14 yr old Emmitt before you and say one sec. Send the husband and half brother now the three you tell me what happened to this 14 year old child. But before you lie remember I know what you did but more so I know the hate you have in heart and had on that day. Look @ him this is what you did.

[@Darksaige]

I'm still trying to bring myself to watch the movie. ​@@ed-iu2lj

[@BlvckIvy]

Eternal hell fire for her.

[@jamilsalih9724]

They literally kidnapped and murdered a child . Their communities reaction: 🤷‍♂️

[@TheLoveweaver]

They never saw us as children. We were " them". We were " other".

[@gwyndolynfoster3805]

The white community just considered that since it was only a “black boy”, what difference did it make and carried on with their lives as usual. The outcome would’ve been greatly different had it been a white boy falsely accused by a black woman! The day of atonement is near!!

[@3ossomok588]

Who cares... Children are dying everywhere Why emmett should be special?

[@jamilsalih9724]

@3ossomok588 I don't feed trolls.

[@tropicvibe]

​@3ossomok588 So nice when prehistoric creatures identify themselves

[@kirbyjefferson2095]

They specifically didn't want Emmett's body to be viewed what could be LEARNED clearly suggest they KNEW what they had done.

[@Lets_Talk_About_it_Luv]

It breaks my heart every time I hear the story of Emmett Till. The hardship & pain that African-Americans had to go through in this country is beyond words. I’m first generation with African parents. They always used to tell me that African-Americans made it possible for us to even come to this country. I salute all my black brothers and sisters. We stand together as one people. 🙏🏾

[@DeloWillis]

1 people

[@maureenurquhart]

And yet here we are in the 21st Century and America is still Killing Innocent Black Men and Women RIP Emmett and Maime and all Innocent People Killed for their Colour and Faith 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@louisejones5773]

​@@maureenurquhart💯💯

[@alinatarasyukrussianrefuge6549]

Civil rights was led by Freemasons not AAs. Mostly chews who sought to use AA to disrupt mainstream society which they have certainly accomplished.

[@ThatBronxGuhrl]

Thank you, because so many from the continent come here with preconceived/programmed notions that simply couldn't be further from the truth. It's disheartening to watch the divide between the ignorant among us on both sides.

[@Sonya-jo2hp]

Mamie Till was my older brother’s kindergarten teacher. She was a kind lady.

[@keeshcola8836]

What they did to him was so vile. They mutilated a child. They never saw Blacks as human. Some of them still feel this way.

[@Skip-qr2oc]

Not some,Most. and the way the media only portrays us only in a negative lite you really can't blame them. What's even worst is we have begun to feel that way towards each other !!!😮

[@MOLICIOUS69]

​@@Skip-qr2ocnot WE but SOME of us

[@waverider8549]

I live in South Africa and I am white. So other whites talk freely around me. Believe me, the trashier the white, the more racist they get. I had two white people speak to me against racism. And one was a 103 year old white lady (so age in no excuse either)

[@Mdksupreme1]

Most of them still feel this way*

[@ApolloCreed1976]

Thank you for doing a story on Emmett and Mamie Till

[@deloreswillis9224]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@deloreswillis9224]

Always❤

[@deloreswillis9224]

INFINITY BLESS EMMETT TILL ✝️🙏🏿✝️🙏🏿✝️🙏🏿✝️🙏🏿✝️✝️🙏🏿

[@authortiffanyforbes2451]

I will never forget the first time I heard about Emmett Till. I was 15 years old, visiting the National Great Blacks In Wax Museum, and that moment changed me forever. When I saw the image of Emmett’s face, my soul almost cried. I remember how heavy my heart felt-it was a sadness I had never experienced before. I tried to look away, but the tour guide stopped me and asked me to read about Emmett’s story to the crowd. It was hard to get through, but it stayed with me. I’m 42 now, and that memory still hits me like it was yesterday. After that day, I had to dig deeper and research more about Emmett Till and the horror of what happened to him. What hurt even more was realizing we never learned about this in school. This wasn’t just a tragedy; it was an injustice. The fact that those men got away with what they did, and the woman lied about it all, still haunts me. Seeing videos like yours reminds me of how important it is to keep Emmett’s story alive. Thank you for sharing this and bringing attention to a case that shows how far we’ve come-and how far we still have to go. Let’s continue to educate and honor his memory, so the world never forgets.

[@lrbell64]

The death of Emmett Til was the lightning rod event to the true beginning of the Civil Rights Movement. This event highlighted the atrocities committed against blacks living in the south and galvanized blacks across the country. RIP Emmitt and your mother Mamie.

[@solangengounou8844]

Every time I hear this story story it changes when telling what happened at the store.Did Emmitt touch, whistle or say hay baby.Just some of the stores I've heard about what happened at the store.As a kid I remember seeing his pitcher in Jet Magazine.

[@echohunter4199]

Not at all, it was well in motion by the federal government long before, this event was just a way to impact the people to be more accepting of the government policies being implemented in all aspects. Fast forward to today and I see blacks acting like animals just like Mr. Til was while in the Army, some things will never change. Blacks are not able to cohabitate with white people but we tried for 59 years.

[@ilikeitlikethat7305]

This story is so important to study and to keep telling because each time I hear it, I gain new perspective. The way the government protected this murderers, The way the wife lied, the way her family protected her in old age and she was never prosecuted or somehow made to repent for lying, … it all tells so many stories about this country

[@erynlasgalen1949]

Did you ever stop to think that maybe Mrs. Bryant was as afraid of her husband as young Emmet was? I can see a man like this using his fists on his wife for 'encouraging' the advances of a black teenager.

[@ilikeitlikethat7305]

@ she was afraid of her husband. He did abuse her. And after he died she never corrected the story. And Emmitt Till was still a young boy of 14 years old who was abducted and murdered in the middle of the night and whose relatives had to leave town to escape further horrors. Are you happy now?

[@jurrisaddler8427]

This country is responsible for so many atrocities against black people, but I have never heard anyone ever apologize for these atrocities on a national basis. I am very sad 😓

[@joshuaboggus8341]

Where have you been Sir? Many politicians have acknowledged and apologized for this nations historical treatment of Black people. Virtually no one today would endorse those practices on any level. We are horrified by the way our ancestors treated your ancestors and we join with you in condemning it. However it is time for someone to say that the America of today is not the America of the 1970s and before. None of us today can be held responsible for the actions of our ancestors. God determines the time place of our births and where we live our lives. No matter how our ancestors got here, immigration, on slave ships or even if they were native, we as their descendants are all here now and we must learn to be one people. I join you in the publicizing of stories like this, but let us share in context that it was a different time and mindset in this country. Any thing that happens like that today is soundly condemned and racial hatred is evil no matter what color it is packaged in.

[@jurrisaddler8427]

@ test test

[@jurrisaddler8427]

@ why don’t you give me a list of all these politicians that apologize so that I can see and hear 👂 these so called apologizes. You do realize that sins of the past have an impact presently.

[@joshuaboggus8341]

@jurrisaddler8427 I don't suppose you have read Lincon's address at the end of the civil war where he spoke of the fact that the bloodshed of the was in essence God's judgment on America for the sin of slavery. Obama also acknowledged this evil. Now let me ask you, would an official apology be enough to satisfy you? I am guessing the answer would be no. Secondly, the generation that practiced slavery were the objects of God's wrath for what they did in the destruction of their homes and families. As far as the evils such as the Emmet Till tragedy, society does not have to apologize for that if they were not responsible. This action was done by a pathetic individual and no one is responsible to answer for that or apologize for that except him and those involved. Are you responsible sir for the crimes committed by your ancestors or those who happen to be of your race? Do young black who have done no wrong owe victims if black on black crime an apology when they themselves are innocent. Of course not. The only ones who owe an apology are perpetrators. To your.point on the effects of those action being present today. You are absolutely right. But don't make the mistake of thinking that it is limited to the black community. This nation is terribly divided on racial lines partly because many in the black community wish to hold whites today responsible for things they had no part in, equally so, many whites respond by saying to the black community to just get over it which is a great insult. We should embrace.our history, all of it as tar ushed as itis. But let me ask a thoughtful question, at what point to we place the responsibility and blame on those who did those things and stop putting that jacket of those alive today? It's like blaming a Japanese baby for pearl harbor. I would imagine you are a man of faith and you are obviously thoughtful, is it not better to judge people on what they themselves do and not based on race?

[@deloreswillis9224]

EMMETT TILL WILL LIVE IN OUR HEART & SOULS 4 EVER… INFINITELY 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@deloreswillis9224]

Amen🙏🏿❤️🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@lowkeyIbes]

It’s never been about what’s right or wrong but about what’s socially acceptable. Sad world we live in.

[@mikedok1]

That made me so sad and angry 😢

[@lifewithmiracleandmyalifew8109]

Me to ,😭😭

[@Maynard-il1yj]

It was unjust.

[@MaryCarson-e2h]

It’s still difficult to understand and even talk about. Such a shameful act.

[@saltedpretzel1854]

I’m in tears after you said he waited for till to return and he never did and that’s why I can’t have any kids this is heartbreaking 💔

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

That makes no sense

[@saltedpretzel1854]

@ idc what you think

[@neldaheadley9514]

Thanks for sharing this story on your channel. I visited the museum in Washington and viewed the exhibit of Emmet Till. It was touching. Those men got away here, but they MUST ANSWER TO THE ALMIGHTY GOD for their wicked acts. Even the woman who made the false accusations.

[@cordigangi]

My son goes to Argo. They now have a statue dedicated to Ms. Till. It is absolutely gorgeous. The school is definitely more mixed now. That is a big reason why we picked this area for my son to grow up in. Best decision we have made

[@andrewjohnson3011]

Remember every time people say racism is dead these jurors and these murders & their descendants are still alive.

[@kiwiidelight8608]

Yep.... Their descendants still carry their hate in their bloodlines & spirits

[@luisllorens70]

No one is guilty of their ancestors' crimes. What could your ancestors have done?

[@kguerr197]

And the descendants had nothing to do with the murder of Emmett Till. Why should they be implicated in something they didn't do or have no intention of doing? If your grandfather murdered a white man, would you want to be blamed for his crimes by relation or association?! Don't be stupid.

[@keithharrison9797]

The real tragedy is, the murderers and the false accuser was not punished !!!!!!!!

[@Imissyoulou]

Yep, the snow woman, died within the last 3 months.

[@dannyknightblade4592]

Carolyn Bryant wasn't a liar; she was a victim of Emmitt Till's attack on her.

[@deloreswillis9224]

Vengeance is mine said the lord 🙏🏿

[@johndouglascross]

@@deloreswillis9224the Most High uses men to exact his vengeance David was his warrior as well as Samson , joshua

[@dianalazaru]

How do you know she lied? Were you there?

[@Mongo76]

It gives me some solace that the murderers were marked and shunned by every community they lived in for the rest of their miserable lives. They did not enjoy good lives after this. And they essentially stayed broke because nobody would do business with them.

[@timely1974]

- and they died of natural causes.🪦⚰

[@derekstynes9631]

Sir that was the most fact laden description of Emmett Till and his Mother Mamie that I have ever heard and I congratulate you on your channel . The way Mamie held herself during that white wash trial was remarkable and She was dignity personified and the brave decision to have an open casket was the most memorable incident in the History of the struggle for Black People to be treated equally under the Law . The whole world saw how Black People where treated under southern Law and the Trial would prove that to the world and Mamie would astonish the world as the most Dignified Black Mother and nobody will ever forget her bearing during that trial and Emmett's funeral .

[@michelegreshan1539]

That’s why I don’t understand how these ninjas can date them. No way in h.... can I ever do it

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

You don't understand why black men date white women? Daym

[@purrfitazitgetz3365]

Brah I just said this shid but nigga so backwards today and think it’s a flex to have a 🌫️ bihh

[@lakeeshakelly632]

Exactly

[@DeloWillis]

Thank you my brother 💋

[@jameslight4391]

not all white people are like this, and modern white people are not their ancestors you can't blame them for actions they didn't do.

[@michelegreshan1539]

I took this case to heart. This really got to me. OMG

[@treceej4613]

16:09 were theses people stupid?? They tried everything they could to justify killing this young man..!!! 😮😡😡😡😡😡 Disgusting

[@drift2557]

He wasn’t a young man, he was a child.

[@nenwean1]

I was coming on here to say exactly this so thank you for beating me to it. We need to stop calling black children men and women when they are NOT. they are children​@@drift2557

[@Dboogie-c4m]

@@drift2557people love perceiving black boys as older

[@KathleenCalhoun-em6ys]

Thanks for giving Mamie's son some dignity. This was her only son. It must have been very painful.

[@DvonCarr]

Killed over a LIE !

[@Kuala-mc1mk]

Pure evil! Nothing more!

[@NoahBodze]

All he had to do was keep his hands off that woman but just like his animal father, he couldn’t. You’re so stereotypically lazy, you won’t even look up who Louis Till was, huh, Laquanda?

[@FrankieWhitmore-y4c]

Despicable!!!!!

[@MichaelJohnson-dt8tv]

@FvonCarr- Killed over Bullshit! What if it had been true; that he had actually whistled at that woman? That should have cost him his life?! This Still to this day pisses me off!

[@katemaloney4296]

MURDERED over a lie.

[@michelegreshan1539]

His mother was very educated and intelligent. God bless her. Woman went through h.... And his father was killed in the same manner. Pathetic

[@tishawnabenjamin6824]

That is so crazy😢😢😢

[@nasblakeney9084]

Imagine how Emmett felt. He was scared. He was just a kid too. Bullies broke him out of his bed and took him and beat him. I can’t imagine it’s sad to this day but remember we still have people like those two bullies living in this world society today so be carefuland his mother miss tea was a very strong woman. This is so sick.

[@SMOQE77]

Killers* not bullies

[@kel9304]

“Bullies” is an insane understatement

[@synthblacky948]

Caroline Bryant should’ve been arrested for lying & knowing of the killing how dare she have a second chance of a good life a second marriage a chance of having children…so much hatred against u if u were black back then 😢 God Bless the Till family ❤

[@jerrypearson9367]

Why is the word, "lynched ", used this poor kid was murdered, and thrown in the river with a cotton gin fan tied with barbed wire around his neck, horrific.

[@rickfields5493]

I’m appalled that these men were never prosecuted. We as a nation should’ve never have let this happen.

[@dianalazaru]

They were prosecutet and aquitted

[@Jeanparker-e3n]

All White jury. Too months later they told their story to Look magazine for large amount of money. They brag what they did to Till

[@stevenhollis418]

@@dianalazaruwith a all white racist jury. Get real!

[@joseortiz3582]

It was 1955. Racism was a way of life kill in the South. Now do that & you will surely be prosecuted.🤐🤐

[@JohnJones-kk8zq]

If it we're today those men would face The Death Penalty

[@Gregory-yk4wx]

The Things that Black Peoples Have suffered here in America 🇺🇸 but if GOD is JUST he has not forgotten the injustices done to blacks here in America and around the globe. They may have gotten away but they didn’t get by one day they all will stand before the Judge of all the EARTH 🌏 and give an Account for their actions.😊

[@felixcat9318]

The FBI waited till the kidnappers, torturers and murderers were dead before they went about their public charade of a false 'investigation'. The woman responsible for the whole thing was allowed to die of old age despite her 2017 confession that she had lied. Likewise, the Jury members whom publicly admitted that they knew the defendants were both guilty as charged, but decided to ignore that and find them not guilty instead. None were ever charged with perverting the course of justice, they weren't even questioned, let alone prosecuted... So many decades on and still overwhelming racism, violence, and police and prosecution targeting of Black people goes on unencumbered as before...

[@vipboyrockywilliams6577]

This pisses me off so bad every time I hear this story and to see them smiling in them pictures added fuel to the fire 🔥 💢😡

[@MrTwenty20video]

Good coverage of the events. I appreciate you ❤

[@rucianapollard7098]

Poor coverage of events. He gets more wrong than right.

[@jonsmith848]

Emmett Till was my 5th Grade teachers paper Boy...Chicago

[@pbohearn]

Thank you for telling us more about him, making him more human and more real. Emmett should never be forgotten nor should his mother, Mamie.

[@WolfCien]

New subscriber, truly enjoy your channel and content! Thank you 🫶🏽

[@rucianapollard7098]

Most of his content is incorrect

[@kiwiidelight8608]

I went to Chicago this year to pay my respects to Emmett and ms. Till at burr oak cemetery. It was an incredibly heavy experience. The ground covering Emmett's grave, still hasnt settled. It was suncken and soggy. It didn't rain the day before.

[@brittanyhester1079]

RIP Emmett 😭

[@Martinezalex007]

I just wanna come on here to express my deeep hatred towards Carolyn Bryant, who admitted to lying about the accusations against Emmett Till, but still got to live the rest of her life a free woman.

[@eddiewilson8119]

Thank you so much for sharing this story with us! I'm just tired 😴 of these white people acting like we're not human being! And we still have this kinda hatred to this Day!

[@dianapatterson283]

Everybody Was Afraid ,They Didn't Have Da Tools .That They Had.😢😢😢😢

[@HeyDrJen84]

🎯🎯🎯🎯

[@donnaking7439]

RIP. Such a handsome young man.

[@nenwean1]

He was a child not a man.

[@martell203]

At 2:49 minutes he says that Lewis Till died in 1945. Then, he almost immediately, less than 10 seconds later, says that the army reported to Mamie that he was executed in Italy 3 years later. Which is it? How does a mistake like that ignored? Why isn’t that explored?

[@KB8Killa]

Because the father, and his story, ruins the narrative

[@Einnor084]

​@@KB8Killa How so? I don't git it......

[@KB8Killa]

@Einnor084 do you know what his father did?

[@martell203]

@@KB8Killa No. please share. What is being omitted?

[@KB8Killa]

@@martell203 he was an apist

[@johnnyreed8537]

God will be the final judge...

[@timely1974]

- what was he doing before?🤔

[@dotmurphy7279]

I don't enjoy stories like this but the truth of all that happened is important for all the public to know. I can't imagine how strong a woman Emmett's mother was to carry on her life and accomplish what she accomplished.

[@blackapples4744]

I’m so happy that she’s resting in peace. She doesn’t have to relive the nightmare through thoughts. 🕊🙏🏾 Yes, R.I.P. Ms. Mamie.🕊🙏🏾

[@DeloWillis]

Jesus ….🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@timely1974]

@@DeloWillis - what will he do?

[@observerobserver6040]

Not only had she lied. Remember. That she went to her car for a gun. To shot the children. Comment from the UK. 😢

[@dannyknightblade4592]

Do you ever wonder why she didn't shoot anyone? If whyte people really had this magical privilege ignorant people claim they have then why didn't Carolyn Bryant just mow down Emmitt and any and all eyewitness to her shooting Emmitt without fear of any repercussions? Carolyn Bryant was clearly freaked out by the attack on her by Till; but she didn't shoot because she didn't need to once Till and his buddies were leaving and Till was no longer a threat to her.

[@Maynard-il1yj]

Teen. Only if rapped. They rapped after he cat called her cause they knew that was bad

[@michael029138]

It is appointed, that a Man will die once, and then the Judgement, where all things will be reveled before God and then Judgement. No one will get away on that day, every Man will receive their reward whether good or evil according everything he has done in his life.

[@MrPernell27]

This woman admitted that he didn’t do anything wrong. They knew who the murderers were and they lived a peaceful long life. Nothing was ever done. Shameful

[@Nu.krownknig]

She took him to court. Judge said army or jail. Gets excuted in army. Sad af

[@IMBrute-ir7gz]

Do you even know why Louis Till was hanged? He went on a crime spree in Italy and murdered several women, that's why!

[@MsDisneylandlover]

Rip to mom and son ❤❤❤❤❤❤😊. Sad what to Mr. Till.

[@stephie5269]

I was just there to go see the river that he was thrown into and the grocery store I took a tour of whole Mississippi

[@BuenaMorena]

Wow! How was the tour?

[@MakenzyEscobedo]

Mamie smiles so cute i like her ❤

[@stonethugmusic]

❤🎉❤🎉 R.I.P TO HIS SUPER MOM, A POWERFUL FIGHTER "

[@anthonytaylor7928]

It still gets to me on how the uncle just let them come in the house and just let them take him it was addressed in the movie why he didn't use his rifle

[@rucianapollard7098]

He didn't "let" them, they barged in with guns!! He didn't have a gun, what was he supposed to do??

[@anthonytaylor7928]

@@rucianapollard7098 but he did have a gun!!!!! It was addressed in the recent movie with Glynn turman

[@Mone333Williams]

​​@@rucianapollard7098I knew the black man on the truck grandson. He said "that night (Roy bryant and j.w milam) came to his grandfather house, and stormed in and told him to come on" ..." In those days that white man was my granddaddy master, and if he didn't do as said WHATEVER they said, what happened to Emmett till would have happened to his whole family". I sat there jaw to the floor. Angry becuz I still felt somebody shoulda did something!! Me and the dude worked together and the whole time I just said to him "are u proud of your granddaddy"?! Just so sad and torn about hearing that ...we all could say what we'll do until it's time to stand up and be brave...then u see a man's true heart. Most ppl won't even stand up for a CO worker they've known for 10 yrs becuz "I gotta feed MY family" ...now see who save a child they've never seen, known or heard of that's said to have so called flirted wit their "master/boss man" woman? The same white ppl that may have looked out for him and his poor family? Absolutely becuz he's a child!!!u save a child at any and all cost! But for that same reason that's why they did him so viciously...All these things came to mind as I sat there and listened to what that BLK man who was on the truck and took Emmett out the house that night ...his grandson told me. I'll never forget it, nor knowing him.

[@johndouglascross]

@@anthonytaylor7928are sure , he had a gun , it would have been a massacre,

[@MarthaMiller-gx1yk]

Fear can paralyze a person. Their are varying accounts of the steps leading up to his murder which meant that if outside law enforcement was contacted , perhaps things could have been different. This was rural Miss in the 1950s , he was fearful. I am not clear on when his mother was contacted during his abduction. Perhaps the State Police could have intervened.

[@georgeharris529]

The family should imposed street justice😡

[@sd247]

The two men and the lying wife lived a challenging life up to their deaths, where they were shunned by some White people and Black people boycotted their store, where their store went out of business. Also, these men weren't treated well in all places they lived. The wife was hounded and outted for the rest of her life, where she moved numerous times. Their son lives secretly and in hiding to this day. Now that called EMMETT TILL JUSTICE. Also, the two men had trouble with the law for the rest of their lives ( crooked is, is what crooked evil does).

[@Cogic]

Pleeease give me a break this is the 1943 era when wyt men was savages and had blacks shook.. This ain't black lives matter days bro

[@georgeharris529]

@Cogic i know that but I'm sure that some black people stood up even if the end result was them dying

[@georgeharris529]

@Cogic i do get your point no doubt

[@brianmcghee3597]

Moses Wright was scared. You’re not taking tht boy. You gonna have to kill all of us.

[@1FokkerAce]

If you dont know who Cannon Hinnant is without looking it up… FY and your precious Emmitt Till.

[@missm469]

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭RIP brother Till✊🏿

[@tyhairston5397]

It seem like Emmett till dad got set up in my opinion.. so what till actually do to the white woman did he talk too her or he whistle like what he actually did because the story kinda don’t add up

[@rucianapollard7098]

According to the kids at the store, Emmett said "goodbye" to Carolyn Bryant as he left the store, then he whistled at her.

[@Maynard-il1yj]

Emmit tills dad? The one who beat his wife and was given a choice jail or army and choice arm then was executed for raping two white women? Emmitt WAS set up though! He was bragging about being with a white woman and one of his friends told him to try and fizz up the white store owner. No one was in the store with him at the time but when she came out to retrieve her gun he cat called her which everyone freaked out and ran. They set little bro up. They wanted him to get on a train and leave town but three days later they found him.

[@louisejones5773]

​@@Maynard-il1yjemmet's dad didn't do nothing to no whyte woman. Get yo story together

[@nenep1872]

​@@Maynard-il1yjyou believe he really raped those women🤦🏾‍♀️ Rosewood happened because of a lie, i highly doubt it

[@davidsamuels777]

For, lo, thine enemies make a tumult: And they that hate thee have lifted up the head. They have taken crafty counsel against thy people, And consulted against thy hidden ones. They have said, Come, and let us cut them off from being a nation; That the name of Israel may be no more in remembrance. For they have consulted together with one consent: They are confederate against thee. - Psalm 83:2‭-‬5

[@rucianapollard7098]

That's not a picture of Louis Till, that's another black man who was lynched in Mississippi, his last name was Lewis. Emmett almost missed his train because they were running late, not because they were hugging. The white woman's name is Carolyn, not Carol. Everyone at the store that day said that Emmett whistled at Carolyn Bryant. Carolyn Bryant did not tell others what happened, it was a black man who was at the store that day that spread the word around, and he told Roy Bryant. J.W.Milam is pronounced "My-lum". Carolyn Bryant was in the car with Bryant and Milam when they took Emmett. She identified him as the one. Emmett never admitted that he whistled at Carolyn Bryant. Emmett was not "tied up in the back of the truck", he was held down by 2 black men who worked for J.W.Milam. Moses Wright was not afraid for his life to go to the sheriff and report that Emmett had been kidnapped. He waited until daylight then he and his brother in law reported Emmett missing. There is so much wrong with this, I can't correct it all!! Do better research!!

[@Maynard-il1yj]

Lois till was “lynched” in the army for raping two Italian ladies. And was sent to the army for beating his wife.

[@natlinder1921]

It doesn’t matter… that boy got killed because supposedly whistled at a white woman… that’s the point

[@ChrisSmith-zv1qd]

And how did you know all of this?

[@sj7924]

​@@ChrisSmith-zv1qdthis information is correct. They clearly researched it. It's not hard to find with a quick search.

[@PhillyDee215]

How does crime stories become famous and well known around the world? Then you'll have other crimes that's even worse that'll go unheard-of or don't even make the news

[@deloreswillis9224]

Very accurate I concur

[@rucianapollard7098]

Depends on the publicity. No one ever would have heard of Emmett Till unless his mother had not had an open casket funeral.

[@Maynard-il1yj]

@@rucianapollard7098it’s kinda prophetic with his dad and his background

[@purrfitazitgetz3365]

Lawd it’s too many tho crime happens everyday and if we constantly seeing it we become numb to it and it’s depressing

[@louisejones5773]

​@@Maynard-il1yjstop spreading that bs

[@lornawilson4659]

This story still disgusts me and I wasn’t even born but it still saddened me how ignorant people were about race !! He was only a child 😢😢😢😢😢

[@Happy-rgood]

😢😢😢

[@MichaelJohnson-dt8tv]

@lornawilson4659- How ignorant people “Were”?

[@oldishandwoke-ish1181]

Evil, evil, evil was done to this child.

[@talitali7597]

If No One Is Going To Be Punished Then The Till Family Should Be Awarded a Defamation Suit!!! Just WOW!!! Sad Thing Is Their Hateed Os Still Very Much There!!!

[@BruteStrength99]

This is clickbait. Everything the author said was public record. So what part of the Emmitt Till case did they not want us to know?

[@IMBrute-ir7gz]

From what I've heard, and the captions I've read, I doubt the author is literate enough to understand and answer your question.

[@VernonWillis-n8o]

His mother really should have known better than to send him to Mississippi in 1955.

[@Ashantihall-q3l]

Emit Till was really handsome

[@joshuaboggus8341]

I cannot understand such brutality against a fellow human being made in the image of God. Equally I cannot understand how these criminals were acquitted even in those days. Thankfully we know that even when justice is escaped on this side that God keeps a record. Nothing young Till could have done would have warranted such treatment. God bless and receive Emmit Till

[@theresawebb1968]

Inbelieve his cousins deserve blame along with carolyn bryant. Bryant identified emmett till bsaying he whistled at her but he had a speakomg diffucults. She didnt know rmmett but he didnt have to die.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@Dboogie-c4m]

His older Cousin Maurice apparently told Roy Bryant what happened and also told them where Emmett was staying. He died in 1991 a homeless drunk

[@chanraedouglas7768]

Kidnapping alone should've gotten them prison time, but GOD took his vengeance... One went blind and was an amputee, and the other had cancer, dying young... You see the authorities wanted to hide what they did by burying his body before Mamie retrieved it..

[@gloriouse4458]

MAY EMMETT TILL R.I.P. 🥀💔🤎

[@giovannacollazo5480]

Emmet Tills cousin stated that he heard him whistle at the woman and he ran out of the store after that.She then exited to her car to retrieve her pistol and that's when everyone fled.

[@izzyveleaguez2079]

What’s kind of sum ppls could do that’s to a kid

[@GerrieRoss-zi3br]

The devil 😈 that’s who

[@98slp]

@izzyveleaguez2079: Racist white men, that's who.

[@alinatarasyukrussianrefuge6549]

happens every day in the hood

[@nenep1872]

Really

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

The picture of Louis Till you show is actually of another lynching victim, Louis Allen , who was killed by a local Mississippi state assemblyman. The story Louis Allen is actually the story of 2 lynchings. Allen had witnessed the murder/lynching of Hubert Lee in Liberty , Mississippi 1961. & when he decided to talk to the FBI, as well relocate, he was killed the night before he was to leave in 64. The word was it was the sheriff & another black man whom the sheriff had pressured into actually pulling the trigger, that were responsible. There is am informative 60 minutes spot on the Louis Allen murder on KZbin. So , wrong " Louis " , but another interesting & horriffic double murder /lynching you can discuss....The Louis Allen /Hurbet Lee lynchings of 1961 & 64 .

[@mark9531]

Good afternoon adventure. You said; "The picture of Louis Till you show is actually of another lynching victim, Louis Allen" The photo at @ 2.00 of this video, is actually the correct photo of Louis Till. Louis Till was a man-about-town gamble, and ladies man. Till was a big tall man, always photographed in a suit and tie or uniform. Louis Allen was a lumberjack. And the only photo of him, he is in bib overalls. And Allen was considerably smaller than Louis Till

[@adventuresinmoodcity]

​@mark9531 Hey hey bro , no love lost, but that absolutely is Louis Allen , there are a number of photos around of him actually , this being one . This was the the hat he would always wear as he saw his hat as a sign of self respect. I've seen the army photo of Till senior & it's a whole diffrent cat. It's all good bro , you see I was into the video , it was excellent , just saw that one error.😮

[@kassdremusic]

Neanderthal brutality

[@Maynard-il1yj]

Yeah couldn’t fuck with their women back then

[@mrmaxxx94]

Its still one of the most haunting stories ever. It needs to be known and told

[@carydavidhoffson6014]

The worst thing is that people never get to know each other and do things together and work together and live together not doing it makes hatred and blame keep on happening to give it a chance to do it for a chance and stop keep away from each other that adds to it

[@Woodman-Spare-that-tree]

I disagree. It’s pushing different people to live together against their wishes, that causes all the problems.

[@OdenskyLeDarius-q7l]

i was a child after i read a book called black boys and emmet till was alive i slept with lights on for days and dint sleep till 12:00

[@jwatt247]

Yet and still can't get justice in this country

[@59Gretsch]

One of the weird details of this case was the mother who took out an insurance policy on her son. That is pretty rare today and even more rare back them.... and even more rare for a black person to buy such insurance. Not that its tied to events but just rare.

[@m_d1905]

That is an interesting point, my thought is she did so knowing how things were in the area he was going to. Probably hoping it wouldn't be needed.

[@jimjones1540]

What a pathetic jury. Then they lied on his father. Pathetic

[@markwilson5967]

You never hear outrage about this jury. But you'll always hear about the dumb, ignorant jurors that caused OJ Simpson to be proven innocent.

[@nenep1872]

Thats white men for ya

[@SoulforSale]

Just like Treyvon they show you childhood pictures when the "boy" was 6' tall and gangsta.

[@BLACK7MA]

The State of Mississippi have so much blood on there hands.

[@Hassx-m3d]

Sir 1:55 is a unrelated photo. That’s Louis Allen not Louis till. Other than that the video is great

[@frankelliott6552]

Rip Emmett till and Mamie till ❤

[@duaneoldfield]

This is history everyone should know. Thanks for sharing your video

[@Shaftbell]

I forgive but I'll never, never forget 😡😡😡😡🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@lauramolina3046]

I cannot believe nothing ever happened to those devils that did that 😔 disgusting may he rest in paradise 🙏🏾

[@ivribey608]

His family was cowards for allowing these devils to take him like that without a fight.

[@crittoneida958]

Cowards? I would love to see how you would have actually responded if you were to swap places with Uncle Moses at that moment when those murderers barged into the house.....but nice job finding blame beyond the actual racist murderers….

[@markwilson5967]

They had a gun with em.

[@bossplayermfs5972]

Yea i agree his uncle is the worst excuse for a man I’ve ever seen cause ain’t no way in hell i would have allowed these pos to enter my home and take my relative, no goddamn way.

[@nenep1872]

You sound ridiculous this was 1955 lets see how youd survive.. you have no clue what you would have done... like Kayne saying slavery was a choice🤦🏾‍♀️, we dont have the same mind of someone 70yrs ago or 155yrs ago.... we talk big now but put in those situations completely different

[@ChrisSmith-zv1qd]

@@nenep1872 that's a great point

[@je.thecougarlover]

You showed a picture of Louis Allen not Louis Till.

[@theresawebb1968]

Whites than didnt want to do the right thing back than & right. now. God will handle thode that didnt do rightm

[@eugeniaruggiero5451]

If I was his mom, I think I would have lost my mind. To see what those monsters did to that beautiful boy makes me sick. And how does one deal with them getting away with it? Its beyond disgusting!

[@s.tavares3257]

It’s ABSOLUTELY ridiculous and disgusting how people donated money for the killers’ defense.

[@pbohearn]

Mamie Till was an exceptional woman. Her parents raised her with love and encouraged her passion for education and achievement. Rather than be devastated by the horrible death of her son, it pushed her to activism and furthering her education and a career as a teacher. She never stopped fighting for justice for her son and remembering him in all that she did. The terrible miscarriage of justice never was corrected and to this day is a stain on the United States and the state of Mississippi.