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‘An American Story:' On Becoming the 1st Black Congresswoman for Alabama
Rep. Terri Sewell, D-Alabama, talks about the figures and events of the Civil Rights era that have become the foundation for Black success in the United States, including her own as the first Black Congresswoman for Alabama.
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Capitol Hill Siege Would Have Broken John Lewis' Heart, Says Documentary Director
Dawn Porter spoke with NBCLX about her year spent with Lewis, the passions that drove him, his thoughts on then-President Trump, and revealed what even surprised her about “The Boy From Troy”
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Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff Owe Their Historic Georgia Senate Wins to John Lewis
Rev. Raphael Warnock became the first Black Georgian elected to the U.S Senate, and 33-year-old Jon Ossoff became the state’s first Jewish senator. LX News welcomed the founder of The John Lewis Bridge Project, Michael Starr Hopkins, to talk about the road the late Congressman John Lewis paved for their historic victories.
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Chadwick Boseman's Death Leaves Saddening Mark on Rough 2020
The deaths of Chadwick Boseman, Rep. John Lewis and Kobe Bryant have left saddening marks in a year marred with deaths of popular Black icons
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Top Moments: 2020 Democratic National Convention Day 4
Watch the best moments from the fourth night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Footage provided is a mixed feed and is a joint effort by the pool and the DNCC.
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DNC's Tribute to John Lewis
Watch the tribute to John Lewis at the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Footage provided is a mixed feed and is a joint effort by the pool and the DNCC.
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Keisha Lance Bottoms's Full Speech at 2020 DNC
Watch Keisha Lance Bottoms’s full address during the fourth night of the 2020 Democratic National Convention. Footage provided is a mixed feed and is a joint effort by the pool and the DNCC.
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Watch: Morgan Freeman Reads John Lewis' Final Essay on ‘The Last Word'
Oscar-winner Morgan Freeman lent his heavenly voice to read the final words of his friend and civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis on Thursday night’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell.” Lewis’ essay, titled, “Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation,” was published by The New York Times to run the day of his...
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John Lewis: America Says Farewell
Former President Barack Obama and a host of dignitaries pay tribute to the late Congressman and civil rights hero John Lewis.
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Ex-Presidents Remember John Lewis as Maker of ‘Good Trouble'
Rep. John Lewis will be mourned, revered and celebrated at Atlanta’s Ebenezer Baptist Church – a sacred place imbued with civil rights history – on Thursday.
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Obama Eulogizes John Lewis: ‘He Knew That the March Is Not Over'
Former President Barack Obama eulogized Rep. John Lewis Thursday, remembering the work the civil rights icon completed and warning that there is much more work to be done.
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Bill Clinton on John Lewis' Posthumous Essay: He Left Us ‘Marching Orders'
Former President Bill Clinton speaks at the funeral of Rep. John Lewis.
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12-Year-Old Honors Rep. John Lewis With His Favorite Poem
Tybre Faw, a 12-year-old boy who Rep. John Lewis befriended two years ago, read the late congressman’s favorite poem at his memorial.
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John Lewis in Posthumous Essay: ‘Your Turn to Let Freedom Ring'
John Lewis spent his whole life fighting for civil rights — and he wanted to make sure the cause lived on after his death.
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Pelosi: John Lewis Was All About Truth
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses Rep, John Lewis and his passion for truth.
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George W. Bush: ‘We Live in a Better and Nobler Country Today Because of John Lewis'
Former President George W. Bush paid tribute to civil rights icon Rep. John Lewis in a speech at his funeral.
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Civil Rights Icon Lewis Lauded as Hero at Georgia Capitol
John Lewis is lying in repose at the Georgia Capitol in the Atlanta district he represented for more than three decades in Congress
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Masked Mourners Brave Heat, Virus Fears to Honor John Lewis
Mourners have braved coronavirus fears and brutal heat to pay their respects to the late Rep. John Lewis outside the U.S. Capitol
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Body of John Lewis Lying in State at US Capitol
Washington, D.C., will say its final goodbyes this week to Rep. John Lewis, the civil rights icon who was known as the “conscience of Congress” and served there for more than 30 years.
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Lawmakers Honor Civil Rights Leader John Lewis
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., spoke at a ceremony on Capitol Hill on Monday honoring the late civil rights leader and congressman John Lewis. D-GA. Lawmakers in the audience later gave Lewis a standing ovation when a recording of the late congressman was played.