A Wreath for Emmett Till: A Printz Award Winner – A Coretta Scott King Honor Poem for Young Adults About Racism and Civil Rights
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A Wreath for Emmett Till: A Printz Award Winner – A Coretta Scott King Honor Poem for Young Adults About Racism and Civil Rights

by Marilyn Nelson

History Poetry Young Adult
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Marilyn Nelson’s A Wreath for Emmett Till is a young adult poem addressing racism, civil rights, and the historical significance of Emmett Till. Reflective and serious in tone, it approaches these enduring subjects through poetry and has received recognition from the Printz and Coretta Scott King awards.

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A Wreath for Emmett Till is a young adult poem by Marilyn Nelson.

The work centers on racism, civil rights, and the historical significance of Emmett Till.

Its poetic form offers a focused, reflective approach to difficult themes in American history and society.

The title is identified as a Printz Award winner and a Coretta Scott King honor book.

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