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March: Book Two
by John Lewis, Andrew Aydin
Gets a little more deep into the bureaucracy of revolution than the first, looking into the clockwork of legend. I especially loved the juxtaposition of Obama's triumphant inauguration with the horrific violence so many had to suffer from for him to get there.
Reading this a few weeks after Trump - the racist, the scam artist, the sexual predator - attacked John Lewis as all talk is a reminder not only that Lewis is an American hero, but also that Trump is an American villain. A simpleminded, frightened coward who has done nothing but stand in the way of progress while denouncing those like Lewis who are strong enough to sacrifice their safety for equality.
Reading this a few weeks after Trump - the racist, the scam artist, the sexual predator - attacked John Lewis as all talk is a reminder not only that Lewis is an American hero, but also that Trump is an American villain. A simpleminded, frightened coward who has done nothing but stand in the way of progress while denouncing those like Lewis who are strong enough to sacrifice their safety for equality.