1965's 'Bloody Sunday' in Selma, Alabama
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John Lewis, the leader of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, is beaten by a state trooper during an attem… | Battle of britain, World war two, World war
Suppression of Photographers During Civil Rights Movement an Important Reminder for Today | American Civil Liberties Union
John Lewis, lion of civil rights and Congress, dies at 80 - WHYY
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John Lewis - Edmund Pettus Bridge Speech at 50 Year Anniversary of Selma March(text-audio)
Like the movement, John Lewis was beaten, bloodied but unbowed – Auction Finds
James FARMER -seated- and John LEWIS at a strategy meeting for the Freedom Riders. Lewis' head is bandaged, having been beaten earlier by the Ku Klux… | 3CHICSPOLITICO
Congressman John Lewis: 5 things to know about the civil rights legend
Civil rights activist and politician John Lewis – a life in pictures | US news | The Guardian
From the archive: John Lewis and the bridge - CBS News
John Lewis, Towering Figure of Civil Rights Era, Dies at 80 - The New York Times
Darren Rovell on Twitter: "John Lewis in May 1961 sits next to MLK with a bandage on his head after getting beaten challenging the famous bus segregation with “Freedom Rides.” https://t.co/pmWfcG2auJ" /
After John Lewis was beaten by a white mob, Alabama family took him in
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Congressman John Lewis: never ever to give up, never ever to give in, and never ever to lose faith - NCRI
He changed my life: A remembrance of John Lewis | East Village Magazine
Lewis found himself a confessor to those repenting of racism
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John Lewis: Photos From a Life Spent Getting Into Good Trouble - The Atlantic
Civil rights activist and politician John Lewis – a life in pictures | US news | The Guardian
Civil rights protesters beaten in “Bloody Sunday” attack - HISTORY
John Lewis on Twitter: "I've marched, protested, been beaten and arrested--all for the right to vote. Friends of mine gave their lives. Honor their sacrifice. Vote. https://t.co/1lYp99RaOe" / Twitter
