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Legendary: The Incredible Congressmen John Lewis

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Legendary. Leader. Activist. Dreamer. Believer. These are just a few words to describe the incredible Congressmen John Lewis. It was truly an honor meeting you. I would like to thank you for believing in what's right and standing up for change! Thank you again, for your count less years of service to our community and nation.

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