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This photo of J.W. Milam and Roy Bryant, smirking after their 1955 acquittal for murdering Emmett Till, a 14-year-old African American boy, is a chilling snapshot of racial injustice in America's past. Their trial, in a segregated Mississippi courtroom, ended in a shockingly swift not-guilty verdict, despite clear evidence. This case didn't just horrify a nation; it energized the burgeoning Civil Rights Movement, turning Till's tragedy into a rallying cry against deep-rooted racism and a legal system that often failed to protect African Americans.

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Don’t lower your standards, lengthen your patience.

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women just get it. and men don’t. won’t elaborate

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i actually… love people who double or triple or infinity text … what are you excited about because i’m excited too! message me seven times please i’m glad you have a lot to say and i am willing to listen!!

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currently

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Patience is not the ability to wait, but how you act while you're waiting.

This

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diane guerrero

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Monaco🇲🇨

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I don't have the energy to be a giver anymore. I need people to show up for me.

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@kaniyahikirah

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everyone in this room will someday be dead - emily austin