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John Lewis
60 years later, the Voting Rights Act faces a crossroads
Six decades after President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Voting Rights Act into law with Martin Luther King Jr. by his side, the legislation that once marked a pivotal moment in American democracy now stands on uncertain ground. The 1965 law was designed to secure voting rights and guard against suppression, particularly against Black Americans….
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“Good Trouble Lives On” – Nationwide protests honor John Lewis, challenge Trump’s policies
President Donald Trump’s policies have sparked protests in over 1,600 cities, where activists...
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John Lewis statue replaces Confederate monument which stood in town square for over 110 years
A 12-foot bronze statue of the late civil rights leader and Georgia congressman John Lewis...
