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Tag: John Lewis

Posted inEducation, News

Graphic novel traces history of civil rights

by El Tecolote Staff August 25, 2016

The son of sharecroppers raised in the little town of Troy, Alabama, deep in the segregated South, Rep. John Lewis was a boy when he asked his mother why black children were forced to sit in the balcony level of the downtown movie theater, away from the white children seated on the first floor. “My […]

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