John Lewis procession into Atlanta | His impact on neighborhoods in Atlanta, LGBTQ rights

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  • Опубликовано: 28 июл 2020
  • A sizable crowd gathered outside of 10th and Piedmont as the hearse paused at the rainbow crosswalk. .
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Комментарии • 15

  • @sandramallory5147
    @sandramallory5147 3 года назад +1

    RIP

    • @beverlybarkley7581
      @beverlybarkley7581 3 года назад

      Sandra Mallory he cant rest they be still drivin him around

    • @beverlybarkley7581
      @beverlybarkley7581 3 года назад

      Sandra Mallory he cant rest they still driving him around

  • @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624
    @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 3 года назад +4

    All my daughter's but 1 did not meet him. I took her today. I have never seen any former USA President that did not attend a funeral of a person that was a part of the Legislation. So disrespectful! John Robert Lewis got his head injuried fighting for people to vote and this current President is asking people to vote for him. Well my vote is no for our current President. If he cannot attend a funeral service for a long-time Congressman that's disrespectful a man that almost died for you and I to vote. My vote will be no for the current President

    • @beverlybarkley7581
      @beverlybarkley7581 3 года назад

      blessed and not stressed stressed he is busy getting you a check.

    • @ellenlartz2499
      @ellenlartz2499 3 года назад

      The truth of the situation is this: Respect is earned. These days of honor for Congressman Lewis shows how much respect he earned during an honorable life of service.

    • @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624
      @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 3 года назад

      @@ellenlartz2499 Most certainly I worked with Congressman John Lewis in his District we all loved him and he loved us.

    • @ellenlartz2499
      @ellenlartz2499 3 года назад

      @@blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 Then let me say I am glad you knew Congressman Lewis. My sympathies to you on his loss.

  • @traciesimmons8592
    @traciesimmons8592 3 года назад

    Dr. King graduated high school @ 16 ys.

  • @athorpe630
    @athorpe630 3 года назад

    Please lay him to rest. To much.

    • @judithdoyle6609
      @judithdoyle6609 3 года назад +1

      We can never give back enough .....He should be given sainthood. Your disrespectful comments have no place and fortunately he would just laugh and pity you and simple mindedness

  • @beverlybarkley7581
    @beverlybarkley7581 3 года назад +2

    Bury this man. Quit riding him around

    • @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624
      @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 3 года назад +2

      He was a good man and he deserves to be riding around. John Robert Lewis was my friend and he knew represented the people of all color. But we have a current President that has nothing and I mean nothing of the man Congressman John Robert Lewis was to so many people.

    • @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624
      @blessedandnotstressedpeace6624 3 года назад +1

      No bury you quickly because you must have not done anything to have a service for 6 days. Sorry you are mad at yourself for not being of something to make any difference.