'If you care about this country, we should tell the whole story': why U.S. must remember Emmett Till

70 years after one of the seminal horrors in civil rights history, the gun used to kill 14-year-old Emmett Till is on display for the first time, at a time when President Trump has ordered the government to minimize the stories of black heroes and the history of racism. Executive Director of the Emmett Till Interpretive Center Patrick Weems and Rev. Al Sharpton join Chris Jansing to discuss.

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