From Troy to D.C.

Born in Alabama in 1940, Lewis grew up facing segregation—and vowed to change it.

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The Freedom Rider

In 1961, he risked his life riding segregated buses. Arrested 40+ times fighting for justice.

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Bloody Sunday, 1965

Beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge for marching for voting rights. The world watched in horror.

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Congressman for the People

He served 17 terms in Congress always fighting for equality, healthcare, and education.

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Good Trouble” Lives On

Lewis urged youth to speak up. In 2020, protests reignited his message.

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A Legacy that Inspires

John Lewis passed in 2020—but his legacy fuels today’s civil rights movement.

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Never Forget His Words

When you see something that is not right… say something. Do something.

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