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Chapter 3: The Sit-Ins
Chapter 3: The Sit-Ins explores the significant turning point in the Civil Rights Movement that unfolded through the sit-in protests in Nashville, beginning in early 1960. Prior to John Lewis’s return to Nashville in January, local ministers had attempted to challenge segregation at lunch counters but were consistently met with fierce resistance from the owners of department stores. Their efforts, although persistent, lacked the broader support and momentum needed to achieve meaningful change. However,…-
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Chapter 4: SNCC
Chapter 4: SNCC delves into the formation and early activities of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC), focusing on the pivotal role the organization played during the civil rights movement, especially in Nashville. The chapter begins by highlighting the success of the Nashville sit-ins, which were instrumental in the desegregation of local businesses. These protests not only advanced the cause of civil rights but also forged deeper connections among the activists, including John Lewis and…-
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Chapter 5: The Freedom Rides
Chapter 5 delves deeply into John Lewis’s transformative journey during the period of the Freedom Rides, a pivotal moment in the civil rights movement. As Lewis neared graduation from the American Baptist Theological Institute, his aspiration to become both a teacher and minister shaped his worldview. Initially, he believed that his faith could guide him in teaching others, but over time, his vision expanded to the belief that empowering African Americans to address racial injustice through political and…-
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Dedication
This dedication is offered in loving memory of Robert Greenberg (1934–2024), a man whose deep and unwavering commitment to the principles of equality and justice left an indelible mark on everyone who had the privilege of knowing him. Throughout his life, Robert steadfastly believed in the idea that every person, regardless of their race, socioeconomic background, or personal circumstances, was entitled to dignity, respect, and the opportunity to succeed. His dedication to fairness was not just a…-
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Chapter 1: The Boy from Troy
Chapter 1: The Boy from Troy details the early years of John Lewis, offering insight into his formative years in Pike County, Alabama. Born on February 21, 1940, John stood out in his family for his love of reading and his strong desire for knowledge, traits that set him apart from his siblings. His father, Eddie Lewis, often described him as a "peculiar boy," a label that reflected John's deep curiosity and dedication to learning. His family supported his interests, particularly his sister, Ethel Mae, and…-
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Chapter 2: Nashville
Chapter 2: Nashville focuses on the early life and formative experiences of John Lewis as he moves to Nashville in 1957 to attend the American Baptist Theological Seminary. At just seventeen years old, Lewis embarks on a new chapter away from his family, carrying with him a trunk gifted by his uncle. The seminary, established in 1924 to provide education for African Americans pursuing ministry, has a rich history. Despite being founded in response to the exclusion of Black Baptists from white institutions,…-
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About the Author
About the Author, Thomas Fuller, is a highly regarded correspondent for The New York Times, where he operates primarily out of Northern California. Throughout his illustrious career, Fuller has reported from over forty countries, gaining a reputation for his thorough and insightful journalism that spans across political, cultural, and social issues. His expertise is not only reflected in his work for The Times but also in his contributions to the International Herald Tribune, where his articles have…-
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John Lewis
John Lewis is a biography that tells the life story of the civil rights leader and U.S. Congressman, highlighting his pivotal role in the 1960s activism and his lifelong commitment to justice, equality, and nonviolent resistance. It celebrates his lasting impact on American history and civil rights.-
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