Description
‘The murder of young Chicagoan Emmett ‘Bobo’ Till was a crucial event in 20th century American History.
In the Summer of 1955, Till visited relatives in Money, Mississippi. Till was young and brash, and did not know how he was supposed to act toward Southern white women. Not long after whistling at one in a store, Till was kidnapped, beaten, shot and mangled. A few days later, his remains were found in a river.’
Emmett ‘Bobo’ Till’s death made a significant impact on the Black Community. Yet, there are so many people who don’t know.
If you want to educate your congregation on certain turning points in the history of the black community during Black History month or any other time of the year for that matter…this is a great ‘True Story’ play to produce.
Length: 50 Minutes
Cast: 8 Males, 5 Females. Plus extras.
Audience: Adults
Genre: Historical Drama
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