John Lewis died five years ago, but his philosophy of getting into "good trouble" lives on. The late Democratic representative's roots may have been in Georgia, but his work in the Civil Rights ...
On Thursday, thousands of protestors are gathering at more than 1,600 protests sites across the country aiming to stir up some "Good Trouble" — the name given to planned protests against President ...
Hundreds gathered in Greenville's Unity Park on July 17th to mark five years since John Lewis' death and participate in the "Good Trouble Lives On" national day of action. The event, organized by the ...
The legacy of civil rights icon John Lewis will live on across America Thursday, five years after the congressman’s death. Good Trouble Lives On protests are scheduled across the U.S., with tens of ...
The July 17 protests commemorate the fifth anniversary of Congressman and civil rights leader John Lewis' death Multiple protests are planned throughout Tennessee, including in Nashville, Memphis and ...
Tens of thousands of people are expected to turn out across the country this week to protest President Donald Trump's administration and to honor the legacy of one of the nation's most enduring ...
Congressman John Lewis, a civil rights icon and the last of the Big Six civil rights activists led by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., died Friday at age 80. He is being remembered by congressional ...
Georgia Congressman John Lewis is a civil rights icon. Arrested countless times, he led the march in Selma, Alabama at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in 1965, where Black marchers faced off against white ...
SUFFOLK, Va. — Thursday marks the fifth anniversary of the death of Congressman and Civil Rights Leader John Lewis. In his honor, across the nation, tens of thousands of people participated in what ...
Lewis' activism, rooted in his experiences in Nashville during the Civil Rights Movement, shaped his lifelong commitment to fighting injustice. Nationwide "Good Trouble" protests, planned for July 17, ...
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