After the sit-ins in Nashville, John Lewis and his fellow Freedom Riders face beatings, imprisonment, arson, and murder. However, their efforts attract allies such as Martin Luther King, Jr. and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. Lewis and King speak at the 1963 March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, while danger brews in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Booklist, 3/1/2015 Horn Book Guide Starred, 10/2015 Horn Book Magazine, 5/2015 Kirkus Review, 1/15/2015 Publishers Weekly Starred, 1/26/2015 School Library Journal Starred, 1/2015
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