Emmett Till murder; issue apology for state's role in killers' acquittals.

This resolution formally apologizes for Mississippi's role in the 1955 murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till and the acquittal of his killers. It acknowledges the state's creation of a hostile environment that enabled the crime, the defense of the murderers by Mississippi citizens and leaders, and the failure to protect Till's constitutional rights. The apology specifically references Carolyn Bryant's recent confession about fabricating the story that led to Till's death. The resolution expresses regret to Till's family, encourages teaching about this history to prevent future injustice, and explicitly states it cannot be used in legal proceedings. It is a symbolic gesture directed at Mississippi citizens and institutions, not a policy change with legal or financial consequences.