John Lewis: Walking With The Wind

David Gergen interviews John Lewis about his experiences in the Civil Rights Movement. Lewis discusses his early inspiration from Martin Luther King Jr., his involvement in nonviolent workshops, and the pivotal events of the Freedom Rides and Selma's Bloody Sunday. He reflects on the principles of nonviolence, the challenges faced, and the ongoing pursuit of the beloved community. Despite the violence endured, Lewis emphasizes the importance of love and nonviolence, viewing all as victims of the era's systemic issues.

How did John Lewis describe his feelings during the Freedom Rides?

How does John Lewis view the concept of hate in relation to nonviolence?

What does John Lewis mean by the 'beloved community'?