Several times in my early 20s I remember almost dying. One instance occurred while driving down a highway covered in ice, semi-trucks behind me. Another included a drunk man who drew a switchblade on me late at night in North Carolina. But in both these circumstances, I had not placed myself in harm’s way on purpose. Rather, I nearly died by accident—without a cause. John Lewis, on the other hand, risked his life for a cause. For over six decades—as a civil rights activist, congressman, and

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