now many know about emmett till. but if you look at their license terms are totally different countries, different races, with the gents, backgrounds, they both were treated the same way by the oppressors. just go the common knowledge of how they were treated here at jewish people would have to step up the sidewalk and could look at germany five. here in this country black person could look a white person in the iso could it have to step off the sidewalk. they have curfews for the jewish people and nazi europe gave the sun devils for us here in this country. we had to be back on the plantation, couldn't be in town after sundown. in regard to a movie theater, the jewish people and nazi your project is to sit with in the balcony. where do we sit in the crows nest? we got to say say way in the back. >> host: the crow's nest for the buzzard roost. just go the jewish people had to wear the star of david on the front and back of the close of the nazi could see them coming and going. we didn't have to bring the patches. pig

and it's so interesting that i feel i embody both of them because of that, i'm the same age as emmett till and i was born the same year. his death affected me because what it taught me, even though i do about racism, and another copy of the reptile and the cradle for racism. but at 14, his murder taught me what my country to set the, thought of me, a person of color. and anne frank's murder and the murder of 6 million taught me humanity to man. .. eckert humanity and that is the beginning of the process of them starting to marginalize or a murder or eliminate them so you of some who want to destroy people as we saw with hitler and others who want to dominate the blacks in this country for industrial purposes for their slave labor or for entertainment or avert it might be. you have the oppressor who does the same thing in each case and the first thing is to reduce you to something less than a human being. so what we do is to say that can take place especially in economic tough times whenever there are economic stresses people without jobs, people without hope they look to blame other p

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