March: Book One by John Lewis – A Powerful Story of Civil Rights and Social Change
March: Book One by Congressman John Lewis is an insightful and inspiring graphic novel that chronicles his journey as a civil rights activist in the 1960s. This New York Times Bestseller follows the story of Lewis during some of the most significant moments of the Civil Rights Movement, including the Freedom Rides, Selma to Montgomery marches, and his friendships with Martin Luther King Jr., Stokely Carmichael and other leading figures of the time.
Written by Lewis himself and illustrated by Nate Powell, this book is a powerful tribute to those who fought for justice during an era of tremendous struggle and social upheaval. Its vivid artwork adds a visual depth to Lewis’ story, transporting readers back in time to experience the events first-hand. With its honest portrayal of the injustices faced by African Americans during this period, March: Book One serves as an important reminder of our collective history and a call to action for current social change.
In addition to being a thought-provoking read, March: Book One also provides valuable lessons on courage and perseverance in the face of adversity. By showing how individuals can make a difference in their communities and beyond, it serves as an inspiring model for young activists today. With its strong messages about justice and equality, it is sure to spark meaningful conversations about racism and civil rights.