Emmett Till nonprofit gets $10,000 in donations after white supremacists film in front of memorial,

The Emmett Till Interpretive Center shared a video on Facebook of a white supremacist group standing in front of the bulletproof Emmett Till memorial in Summer, Mississippi. As Daily Kos reported at the time, the new memorial was made bulletproof after being shot and vandalized over the years.

Now, this group of white supremacists did not damage the memorial, but they did hold up a League of the South flag in front of it while filming what’s been described as a propaganda video. The League of the South, by the way, has been designated as a hate group by the Southern Poverty Law Center. It’s labeled as a neo-confederate group and its basic message is one of white supremacy.

This group also held up a Mississippi state flag, which still has a Confederate symbol in it. This group apparently also didn’t know there were security alarms because, in a second video, the group is seen scrambling back to their cars as sirens blare.

These two videos have been viewed more than one million times on Twitter.

In the first video, one man is heard saying, "We are all here at the Emmett Till monument that represents the civil rights movement for blacks. What we want to know is where are all of the white people."

After this horrible video went viral over the weekend, the Emmett Till Memorial Commission, a non-profit, received more than $10,000 in donations, as reported by CBS News.