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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EMMETT TILL (AUGUST 1955), by SAM CORNISH First Line: If the south was a woman he would whip it into shape Last Line: But %enever emmett till Subject(s): Lynching; Racism; Till, Emmett (1941-1955) | |||
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