Description
Spanning three decades of American history, this landmark trilogy follows one young man’s journey from the early days of the civil rights movement to the hard-won victories—and ongoing struggles—that reshaped the nation. Through a blend of personal memory and collective action, it traces how ordinary people organized, protested, and persevered in the face of violence, injustice, and political resistance. The story illuminates themes of courage, community, nonviolent resistance, and the moral urgency of voting and civic engagement. Rendered with John Lewis’s distinctive voice and grounded in lived experience, the trilogy offers both a powerful coming-of-age narrative and a sweeping portrait of social change.
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First Published
2016
Language
eng
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