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Part 3: “It Came To That”: Civil Rights Activists John Lewis And Thurgood Marshall

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From Freedom Rides to Supreme Court victories, John Lewis and Thurgood Marshall shaped history with courage and conviction. Their unwavering fight against segregation and injustice paved the way for civil rights advancements that continue to impact America today. #JohnLewis #ThurgoodMarshall #CivilRights #GoodTrouble #VotingRights #BlackHistory #FreedomRiders

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