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We're here with Congressman Lewis, John Lewis, who is talking to us about his new book,

March, a powerful book, a powerful life you've lived, inspiration through and through.

People talk about the Black Lives Matter movement all the time and say, that's not something

Martin Luther King would have done.

That's not how he would have handled it.

Martin Luther King wouldn't be proud.

You knew Martin Luther King, Jr.

You were out there marching.

And you see Black Lives Matter, what are the things that you commend and I guess then

afterwards we'll talk about what are the things where you think they can improve?

For many of the young people that have taken part in the Black Lives Matter movement,

a reading march, we had a young lady in Louisiana who read the book and she emerged as

one of the leaders there.

She marched.

She got arrested and went to jail.

So when the police officer murdered, when the young man was murdered, she had a vigil

for the young Black man and for the police officers.

March is a blueprint.

It is a roadmap.

It's for now.

It is for the future.

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