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Chapter 21: The Clinton Years
Chapter 21: The Clinton Years provides a detailed exploration of Congressman John Lewis's interactions with President Bill Clinton, examining the development of their professional relationship during Clinton’s early years in office. Shortly after Clinton's inauguration in 1993, he invited Lewis to the White House for a casual movie night, which was a gesture of camaraderie and a reflection of the new president's more personable and youthful style. This invitation marked a significant departure from the…-
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Chapter 22: Ambitions
Chapter 22: Ambitions explores the evolving political journey of John Lewis in the late 1990s as he navigates the complexities of rising through the ranks of the Democratic Party. By 1998, after over a decade in Congress, Lewis had established himself as a prominent moral figure within the House, frequently called "the conscience of the Congress." His contributions to civil rights and his unwavering commitment to social justice made him a respected and influential voice. Throughout his career, his wife…-
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Chapter 23: In Opposition
Chapter 23: In Opposition starts with an early yet impactful moment in John Lewis’s political career when he met President George W. Bush in February 2001. This meeting marked a significant point in the hopes for bipartisanship as Bush, the newly elected president, aimed to bridge the divide between political parties in an era that was already defined by partisan conflict. However, this brief sense of unity was shattered only a few months later by the devastating events of the September 11 attacks. As…-
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Chapter 18: Atlanta
Chapter 18: Atlanta takes the reader on a journey through John Lewis's return to his hometown of Atlanta in 1980, as he sought to continue his public service work after years of activism. Initially, Lewis considered running for mayor, yet after careful reflection, he decided that this role wasn’t a good fit for him. Instead, he focused on the upcoming city council elections in 1981, aiming for an at-large seat, recognizing his desire to serve the community in a different capacity. During this time, Lewis…-
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Chapter 19: John vs. Julian
Chapter 19: John vs. Julian delves deeply into the intense political rivalry between two men who were once close friends, John Lewis and Julian Bond. Bond, born into a life of privilege as the son of a prominent educator, navigates the political world with an air of confidence and ease, benefiting from both financial resources and influential connections. On the other hand, Lewis, raised in the rural South by sharecroppers, has had to fight against personal and systemic obstacles his entire life, including…-
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Chapter 20: On the Hill
Chapter 20: On the Hill delves into John Lewis's entry into the U.S. House of Representatives, a momentous occasion marking the beginning of his influential political journey. As he and his family, including his wife Lillian and son John-Miles, make their way to Washington for his swearing-in, they bring a celebratory atmosphere to the trip. Aboard Amtrak, Lewis's journey is filled with joy, accompanied by a basket of champagne, jambalaya, and balloons, with friends joining in on the festivities.…-
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Chapter 15: The Voter Education Project takes readers through John Lewis's transformative journey in the aftermath of Richard Nixon's election in 1968, combining his personal evolution with his deepening commitment to political activism. In December of that year, Lewis married Lillian at the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, marking a new chapter in his life. While his marriage to Lillian symbolized personal happiness, it also mirrored the ongoing fight for civil rights that shaped his worldview. His…
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Chapter 16: The First Race
Chapter 16: The First Race highlights John Lewis’s initial foray into electoral politics and the challenges he faced as he campaigned for a congressional seat in 1976. Following Jimmy Carter’s election as President, Andrew Young’s appointment as the United States Ambassador to the United Nations opened up a seat in Congress that many, including Lewis, had their eyes on. Initially hesitant, Lewis worried that his entry into the race might risk African American representation in Congress, especially…-
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Chapter 17: ACTION
Chapter 17: ACTION takes the reader through a pivotal chapter in John Lewis's life, where he transitions into a new role after the defeat of his congressional bid. In April, an offer from President Jimmy Carter changes the course of his journey. Carter, known for his complex blend of Southern populism and technical expertise, appointed people from diverse backgrounds to serve in his administration. Sam Brown, a notable advocate for anti-war efforts, was tasked with leading ACTION, a new umbrella agency…-
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Chapter 14: RFK
Chapter 14: RFK takes us through John Lewis’s involvement in the 1968 presidential campaign of Robert F. Kennedy, a journey that profoundly shaped both his personal and political life. The chapter begins with Lewis, along with his friends Connie Curry and Joan Browning, celebrating Kennedy’s decision to challenge President Lyndon Johnson for the Democratic nomination. This decision came after widespread frustration over Johnson’s handling of the Vietnam War, which had been exacerbated by Eugene…-
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