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What did the murder trial of Emett Till show about the justice of the legal system in the 1950's South?
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What did the murder trial of Emett Till show about the justice of the legal system in the 1950's South?

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his case, showed that the US Government, and most of the US's people didnt feel empathy for POC's, including if they were violently murdered.

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