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The goal is to create an income floor no one will fall beneath. It is seen as a way to possibly reduce poverty and safeguard against the job disruption that comes from automation.

The Stockton project has its roots in Silicon Valley, too. Its financial backers include Facebook cofounder Chris Hughes' organization , the Economic Security Project — a fund to support research and cultural engagement around Universal Basic Income. Mark Zuckerberg supports universal basic income.

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But that isn't true today, and it hasn't been true in the country for decades," Hughes said. With a population of more than ,, with one in four people living in poverty, Stockton was considered a great testing ground for Universal Basic Income. But I want Stockton to be [a place people] want to live in.

His interest in Universal Basic Income also stems from the "looming threat of automation and displacement. Tubbs believes the companies building these technologies, "have a responsibility to make sure people aren't adversely impacted and also make their communities better places.

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The project, expected to launch in , hopes to use data to address the policy questions about UBI. The Money post office was established in Money became infamous for the lynching of Emmett Till, a year-old African-American boy from Chicago , who was visiting his uncle Moses Wright in August Till was accused of flirting with Carolyn Bryant, a white woman working alone at Bryant's Grocery which she owned with her husband Roy Bryant.

In Bryant revealed that she had fabricated details of the encounter in her testimony at trial. After the store encounter, Roy Bryant and his half-brother, J. Milam, abducted, tortured and murdered Till because Bryant's wife had said that Till had flirted with her, crossing the "color line". The pair were arrested and tried for the murder, but were acquitted by an all-white jury. Several months later, they sold their story, and confessed to the killing in an interview with William Bradford Huie that was published in the January issue of Look magazine.

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Till's mother, Mamie Till Bradley , insisted on an open casket funeral for her son in Chicago. She wanted people to see that her son had been badly beaten before his death. She allowed news photographs of his body to be published. National awareness was heightened of lynching in the South and the oppression and violence against blacks under Jim Crow.

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Historians suggest that the Emmett Till murder helped galvanize the civil rights movement by drawing national attention to injustices in the South. It notes the influence of Till's murder and the injustice of his killers going free as catalysts for the civil rights movement both nationally and statewide.

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