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Impacting change: students in the civil rights movement.

From its very start, young people and students have played an integral part in the American civil rights and social justice movement. Arguably, the horrific kidnapping and murder of 14-year old Emmett Till at the hands of an angry white mob in Money, Miss. in 1955, was one of the catalysts that motivated thousands to fight for change.

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The names of those who contributed to that massive social change in our nation's history are countless. The icons of the movement are well known. Yet there are many others, students at the time, whose names and stories may not be as familiar but whose courage looms just as large.

Although the 1954 U.S. Supreme ...

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