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The definitive Emmett Till : passion and battle of a woman for truth and intellectual justice
The author, known for her writings about Emmett Till and how his murder became a catalyst for the civil rights movement; now writes of how others in the historical and publishing community have minimized her scholarly contribution on this topic.
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