AP Photo-This undated family handout photograph taken in Chicago, shows Mamie Till Mobley, right, and her son Emmett Till, whose lynching in 1955 received national attention. A 60-minute film on the murder which became a catalyst for the civil rights movement will be televised two weeks after the death of Mobley. Mobley, 81, died Jan. […]
AP Photo-This undated family handout photograph taken in Chicago, shows Mamie Till Mobley, right, and her son Emmett Till, whose lynching in 1955 received national attention. A 60-minute film on the murder which became a catalyst for the civil rights movement will be televised two weeks after the death of Mobley. Mobley, 81, died Jan. 6, 2003, of heart failure at Chicago’s Jackson Park Hospital. Photo/Mamie Till MobleyFamily, HO