Emmett Till and Great Migration Families
2015-07-18T20:00:19-04:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/cf0/20150718200631003_hd.jpgProfessor Krystal Frazier talked about the complexities of family life for African Americans in the North as well as the South during the mid-20th century. She spoke about the circulation of family members, ideas, and goods between the North and the South and mentions the Emmett Till case as a watershed moment in many of the personal stories she recounts. This class is from a course called “African American history Since 1900.”
Professor Krystal Frazier talked about the complexities of family life for African Americans in the North as well as the South during the mid-20th… read more
Professor Krystal Frazier talked about the complexities of family life for African Americans in the North as well as the South during the mid-20th century. She spoke about the circulation of family members, ideas, and goods between the North and the South and mentions the Emmett Till case as a watershed moment in many of the personal stories she recounts. This class is from a course called “African American history Since 1900.” close
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