James Brown Miller Research Paper

Several days after Till flirted with the young store owner, the youth was abruptly awakened by Roy Bryant and his half-brother JW Milam. Much to the protests of Moses Wright, Till’s uncle, the two men kidnapped Emmett Till and threw him in the back of their pick-up truck. Although their first intentions were to merely scare the youth, the night took a turn for the worst once Emmett began to resist the men and their attempts to subdue the boy. They brutally beat the boy and hit him several times with their guns. Bryant and Milam dragged the boy near the Tallahatchie River while making Emmett carry a cotton gin fan. Stripping Till of all his clothes, the men shot him in the head and sank the corpse in the river with the gin fan around his neck. Then the two men quickly escaped the crime scene. (World Criminal of Justice)

Jesse James first started his criminal career with a robbery at the Daviess County Savings Association bank in Gallatin, Missouri. In 1864, the marshal of Clay County Missouri took Jesses brother Frank James in for killing more than 100 members of a Major A.V.E Johnson’s Regiment. Frank and Jesse were ordered to leave clay county. The brothers separated when they left Jesse went to Texas with the Quantrill Raiders gang, led by Archie Clements.

Spending time with family in Money, Mississippi, 14 year old, African American, Emmett Till, from Chicago, was ruthlessly killed for harmlessly flirting with a Caucasian woman four days prior. His assailants, the Caucasian woman’s significant other and her brother, made Emmett convey a 75 pound cotton gin fan to the bank of the Tallahatchie River and demanded him to remove his garments. The two—then beat him almost to near death, dredged his eye out, fired a bullet into his head, and after that proceeded to toss his body, attached to the cotton gin fan with spiked metal, into the waterway.

Adam Brown was a man who despite of wasting time in his life using drugs, being a bad person because he was not thinking about his family feelings when they were trying to help him to get over his addictions, he could achieve his American Dream and become a better person. The first American Dream Adam achieved was raising a family, Kelley and him were very happy together and she believed in him when he was still using drugs and making bad choices. “You have so much more to offer than this, Adam Brown” (Blehm 87). She told him so many times how much she loves him and believed in him and she was waiting for him when he would become a better person leaving the drugs life. “I will be here waiting for you when you are done” (Blehm 86).

Brown was going to gather a group and raid a United States Federal Arsenal in Virginia , known as Harpers Ferry. According to The American Pageant, Brown had arranged a group of around twenty men, including several blacks. They had secured some firearms from northern abolitionists. On October 16, 1859, Brown had seized the federal arsenal, while doing this, he had accidently killed seven innocent people, injured ten or more people, and accidentally killed a free black. (Kennedy). He wanted to retrieve the weapons and arm the slaves, but he his plan went horribly wrong. According to “John Brown,” he was wounded in this raid, and half of his followers were killed (History.com). Also according to The American Pageant, he was arrested by U.S Marines (Kennedy). According to “The Trials of John Brown” Brown and the remaining people in his group were sent eight miles to Charles Town, there they were charged with three state charges; murder, inciting a slave rebellion, and treason against Virginia (Linder). According to “Witness and Testimony at the Trial of John Brown,” the set date for the trial to open was October 25. (De Witt). When the trial opened, according to “The Trials of John Brown,” Brown tried to get his trial to be delayed due to his injury, but his motion was denied. When the charges was read he had pleaded “not guilty” (Linder). John Brown's defense attorney was Lawson Bolts

Christopher Maurice Brown was born May 5, 1989. He was born in Tappahannock, Virginia. He was known for his singing talent when he joined his church choir. Chris had a tough childhood. He witnessed his stepfather abusing his mother. The things he went through could relate to me in that same exact way. February 8, 2009 he brutally beat up his then-girlfriend. Anyway, personally think he witnessed it so much that in his relationship with Rihanna he had so much anger and he blacked out from the arguments they had in the car that he beat her the same way his stepfather did to his mother. He did feel bad. He did his five year probation time and six month community service. After then he has just been in and out of the courtroom. The website from

Arthur Asher Miller lived through some of the best and the worst times in the United States’ young history. He was born on October 17, 1915, in the middle of World War 1, when the American economy was booming and the standard of living had increased throughout the nation. Miller had two siblings, an older brother and a younger sister. Miller’s mother was a teacher at a public school and his father was a manufacture of women’s coats in New York City (Nelson 13).

On June 19,1995 Dustin Turner and Billy Joe Brown lives went downhill. One man committed a murder and the other witnessed, but both are spending their lives in prison without the possibility of parole. Dusty Turner should be released, he was charged and incarcerated for a crime he did not commit. He was charged with First Degree Murder and Abduction; and sentenced to 82 years in prison.

Emmett Louis Till.Till was a 14 year old boy who was sent down south to stay with family. It was at a general store after working hard in the fields some other boys dared him to talk to the cashier and the he whistled at and/or touched the hand or waist and flirted with the cashier.the cashiers husband then kidnapped him shot him in the head wrapped him in barbed wire and put his body in the river

Later on yesterday, Tuesday,December 17,1957, there was an incident that had occurred in the cafeteria of Central High School in Little Rock Arkansas.A girl be the name Minnijean Brown had spilt a bowl of chili on two white boys heads while they were taunting her.

Considered an aviation pioneer by many, Billy Mitchell (1879-1936) recognized the potential of air power as an integral part of national defense. His strong beliefs led to a court-martial for insubordination in the 1920s. The key role played by air defense during the Second World War II vindicated him.

Marc Tolon Brown was born three days after Thanksgiving on November 25, 1945. Marc Brown was first exposed to the art of storytelling as child growing up in Erie, Pennsylvania. He had three sisters, with whom he would sit and listen to many stories that his grandmother would tell. Some of these stories were intended to inspire her grandchildren. Some were told to teach, and many stories were told for comfort. No matter the reason, these stories had a long lasting impact on Marc, and his childhood relationship with his grandmother was vital to his career as a writer.

Shannon miller was known as the most decorated American gymnast. Over the time of her thirteen-year career Miller won forty-nine international medals. Miller competed in the Olympics two times, in 1992 and 1996, and won seven medals overall- two gold, two silver, and three bronze. Miller was also a member of the “Magnificent Seven” a women’s gymnastics team that was the first team to win gold in gymnastics for the United States in 1996. Miller is also the first American to win the World Championships for two years straight, in 1993 and 1994. Miller officially retired from her career in 2001, and became an author and a motivational speaker.

The preceding words originates from a song that secular singing artist Bobby Brown performed about his entitlement to live his life whatever way he saw fit. However, regrettably Bobby Brown’s personal philosophy on life led to destruction and ruin in his family and his career. Therefore, unlike Brown, my philosophy of life is to embrace and undertake God’s plans for

Accordingly to C Wright Mills it is necessary to view all problems in society, not only as a personal issue for each individual but as an issue for the government as well. If for example the level of poverty is high and their lack of education, those issues can be reflected in the economic and political of society due to increase in crime and homelessness, drug addiction, etc.