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This photograph portrays two graduate students in a course I teach who were learning about Emmett Till, the young African American boy who was murdered by a group of white men in Mississippi in the mid 1950s. The murderers, two of whom later admitted killing Emmett, were found not guilty by a jury of their peers.
Students in my course converse with paint (no talking) during and after seeing a film about the murder.
I include this photograph in the heroic theme, as I think it is often most heroic to confront and challenge our own beliefs.
5 responses
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Lynn H (Deleted) gave props (2 Dec 2008):
Perfect for the theme!
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Dorothy Menosky gave props (2 Dec 2008):
Brava!
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Timothy Chambliss said (2 Dec 2008):
Powerful
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Abhishek Majumder gave props (3 Dec 2008):
perfect submission.
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PINAKI SARKAR said (13 Jan 2009):
mysterious
















