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If Emmett Till Were Alive
The article discusses an upcoming exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Photography that imagines what Emmett Till's life might have been if he had survived his lynching. Curated by Sarah Elizabeth Lewis and created in collaboration with Till’s last living witness, the exhibition features recontextualized photographs representing Till’s potential experiences as a grown man, highlighting themes of humanity, resilience, and the ongoing fight for justice. The project aims to honor Till’s legacy and challenge perceptions of injustice through a collective visual meditation on his life and the broader Black experience in America.
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