

How John Lewis Conceived Of Change
Oct 24, 2024
David Greenberg, author of "John Lewis, a Life," sheds light on the civil rights icon's transformative activism and complex legacy. He discusses Lewis's strategies for change and how they evolved throughout his career. Greenberg delves into Lewis's dedication to nonviolence and coalition-building, contrasting it with today's activist landscape. The conversation also touches on the impact of grassroots movements in recent political events, emphasizing the importance of voices often left unheard in the current political dialogue.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Guardrails and the Legacy of John Lewis
01:48 • 5min
Legacy of John Lewis: A Journey Through Civil Rights
06:20 • 17min
Legislative Leadership and Civil Rights Advocacy
23:39 • 3min
Uncommitted Voices in Michigan
26:40 • 9min
The Dynamics of Protest and Media Narratives at the DNC
35:57 • 5min