Sixty years ago during Freedom Summer, a daring effort to register Black Mississippians to vote, three young civil rights workers were ambushed and killed by the Ku Klux Klan. Today, this small Mississippi town is still grappling with what happened.

‘You must know this story’: Why Freedom Summer’s murders matter today

During the 1964 effort to register Black Mississippians to vote, the Klan killed three civil rights activists. The atrocity still reveberates.

By grappling do you mean absolutely denying that it happened?