Civil Rights Across Generations
John Lewis' Childhood
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He kept his eye on the prize so he was able to tear down the walls of segregation.
He kept his eye on the prize so he was able to tear down the walls of segregation.
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Civil Rights Across Generations is a local public television program presented by Minnesota PBS
Civil Rights Across Generations
John Lewis' Childhood
Clip: Special | 9m 54sVideo has Closed Captions
He kept his eye on the prize so he was able to tear down the walls of segregation.
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