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R.I.P. John Lewis, 80, U.S Representative and Civil Rights Movement Icon

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Rep. John Lewis, an iconic pioneer of the Civil Rights Movement and Freedom Rider who literally shed his blood in the fight for Black voting rights and went on to become a 17-term Democratic member…

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