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Remembering John Lewis: On Stage At The Flynn Center In Burlington

Georgia Congressman John Lewis speaking on stage.
Vermont Humanities Council
Georgia Congressman John Lewis spoke to a sold-out house at the Flynn Center on Monday, October 7, 2019

Civil rights icon Congressman John Lewis died earlier this month and the nation is paying tribute to his legacy. This hour, we listen back to a conversation recorded in Vermont last fall between Lewis and Andrew Aydin. The pair co-authored the graphic novel trilogy March, which tells the story of Lewis' rural upbringing and key role in the Civil Rights movement.

Originally broadcast on October 9, 2019; rebroadcast a 7 p.m.

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