yes. denise mcnair. yes. how did that affect you as a child? i had grown up in this very lovi loving cocoon, really. tit titusville. everybody was a schoolteacher. i think there was one lawyer, one doctor. education, family, faith sh that was the mantra in that community and my parents always said there are no rick vic times because the minute you think of yourself as a victim, you given control of your life to somebody else. you might not be able the to control your circumstances, but you can control your response. and in the 1963, we couldn t. we couldn t control our circumstances and we couldn t control our response to them. so the bombings in birmingham and the how does an 8-year-old, how do you process this? i remember the night of the church bombing asking if i could sleep in my parent s bed because