March: Book Two Important Characters
John Lewis - protagonist who flashes back from 2009 to the 1960's when he helped protest and march in the Civil Rights movement to bring equal treatment for African Americans, attended Fisk University and was a member and later chairman of SNCC
Barack Obama - incoming President in 2009
John F. Kennedy - acting President in the early 1960's
Robert Kennedy - John's brother, Attorney General in the early 1960's
Eugene "Bull" Connor - Birmingham's Chief of Police, racist
Diane Nash and Jim Farmer - members of SNCC
Dr. Walter Bergman - Freedom Rider who suffered permanent injuries due to the beatings he received
Floyd Mann - Alabama's Public Safety Director
Fred Jones - superintendent of Parchman Farms
George Corley Wallace, Jr. - Governor of Alabama who applauded segregation
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - preacher who spoke out on behalf of equal rights, gave the "I Have a Dream" speech
Barack Obama - incoming President in 2009
John F. Kennedy - acting President in the early 1960's
Robert Kennedy - John's brother, Attorney General in the early 1960's
Eugene "Bull" Connor - Birmingham's Chief of Police, racist
Diane Nash and Jim Farmer - members of SNCC
Dr. Walter Bergman - Freedom Rider who suffered permanent injuries due to the beatings he received
Floyd Mann - Alabama's Public Safety Director
Fred Jones - superintendent of Parchman Farms
George Corley Wallace, Jr. - Governor of Alabama who applauded segregation
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - preacher who spoke out on behalf of equal rights, gave the "I Have a Dream" speech
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