Speech by John Lewis- March on Washington 1963 Ms. Griffin

This speech was given by Rep. John Lewis at the March on Washington in 1963.

Mr. Lewis was then a member of SNCC who was with Dr. Martin L. King when the famous "I Have a Dream " speech was given. John Lewis was with Dr. King on Bloody Sunday in Selma, Alabama when the state police beat marchers as they tried to cross the bridge. Mr. Lewis was beaten so badly he had to have a metal plate in his scalp. He is now a member of the US Congress.

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