Congressman John Lewis, as usual, evinced great dignity, talking about the March on Washington. He also said that he is the last remaining speaker from that day — from the March on Washington. He has earned a place in history, Lewis — and his congressional race with Julian Bond was one of the intra-black political epics of our time, fraught with a million implications and consequences.

About the Author
Jay Nordlinger was a senior editor of National Review and a book fellow at National Review Institute.
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