John R. Lewis

John R. Lewis was a prominent American civil rights leader and politician, known for his dedication to justice and equality. A key figure in the Civil Rights Movement, he participated in historic protests like the 1963 March on Washington and the Selma voting rights marches. As a U.S. Congressman for over 30 years, Lewis advocated for voting rights, racial equality, and social justice through legislation and inspiring leadership. His life's work earned him recognition as a tireless champion for marginalized communities, emphasizing nonviolent activism and democratic principles.