Hi, I'm Shannon, the podcast producer here at C-SPAN. This week on the Lectures and History

podcast, a discussion on the legacy of Mamie Till Mobley. University of Kentucky professor

Brandon Irby discusses Till Mobley's efforts to bring awareness to her son Emmett Till's murder

in 1955. Class starts right after this.

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