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October 24, 2022

America’s Black History Museum is proud to announce this upcoming, free for community members on October 29th!

Join Dr. Dave Tell and other community scholars as they discuss his book and the historical case of Emmett Till.

America’s Black History Museum and the Oriental Theatre present a weekend remembering Emmett Till.

Register for tickets to the discussion.

Doors open at 5:30. Event starts at 6pm.

You can also see the new movie Till at the Oriental Theatre starting October 27th.

Purchase movie tickets.

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