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Title:
AM Joy (2016)
Genre:
News
Runtime:
120 min - Rating: 5.1
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Seasons: 3 2 Years: 2018 2017 2016
AM Joy, July 18, 2020
Show Duration: 1 Hour 53 Minutes
Today, Joy DEDICATES her show to honoring the life of John Lewis, may he Rest In Peace. ♥
Discussed Today:
John Lewis’ life inspires U.S. Senate candidate Raphael Warnock
John Lewis as civil rights hero remembered by Sen. Cory Booker
John Lewis’ relationship with Barack Obama remembered by Capehart
John Lewis remembered by Rev. Dr. William Barber
‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’ producer on late civil rights icon
John Lewis’ religion drove his civil rights work biographer says
John Lewis remembered by voting rights activist in song
John Lewis, C.T. Vivian remembered for civil rights legacies
John Lewis as a young civil rights fighter remembered
John Lewis remembered by Eleanor Holmes Norton
Discussed Today In Detail:
John Lewis’ life inspires U.S. Senate candidate Raphael Warnock
The late Rep. John Lewis’ life is held up as an example by U.S. Senate candidate
Raphael Warnock who tells Joy Reid, ‘I am inspired by the conscience of John
Lewis and other leaders like him.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis as civil rights hero remembered by Sen. Cory Booker
John Lewis as a civil rights and voting rights hero is remembered by Sen. Cory
Booker who tells Joy Reid, ‘For John it wasn't about as King would say the
vitriolic words or violent actions of the bad people. So much for John was about
the silence and inaction of the good people.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis’ relationship with Barack Obama remembered by Capehart
John Lewis’ relationship with Barack Obama is remembered by MSNBC analyst
Jonathan Capehart who tells Joy Reid, ‘When President Obama gave Congressman
Lewis the Medal of Freedom, thereto the sweep of history, that right there shows
the capacity of this country for greatness, and it should also give us hope in
this moment that we are in.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis remembered by Rev. Dr. William Barber
John Lewis, a Civil Rights Movement hero, is remembered by Rev. Dr. William
Barber who tells Joy Reid, ‘If you really want to honor John Lewis… right now we
should pass full healthcare.’
________________________________________________________________________________
‘John Lewis: Good Trouble’ producer on late civil rights icon
‘Rep. Lewis talked about the vote... He was there to show you have to protect
and nurture it. That democracy is a moving target,’ Erika Alexander, producer of
the new streaming documentary ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble,’ tells Joy Reid.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis’ religion drove his civil rights work biographer says
John Lewis’ religion drove his civil rights work biographer Jon Meacham says,
telling Joy Reid, ‘Lewis believed... if we got our hearts and minds in the right
place... we'd create a world where justice comes down like waters and
righteousness like a mighty stream.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis remembered by voting rights activist in song
John Lewis is remembered by voting rights activist LaTosha Brown in song, as she
discusses continuing the legacy of the late Civil Rights Movement icon.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis, C.T. Vivian remembered for civil rights legacies
John Lewis and C.T. Vivian are remembered for their iconic civil rights legacies
by the Rev. Mark A. Thompson.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis as a young civil rights fighter remembered
Rep. John Lewis has passed away leaving behind a rich legacy in the areas of
Civil Rights, voting rights, and as a humanitarian. Historian Michael Beschloss
joins Joy Reid with a little-known story about this giant of American history.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis remembered by Eleanor Holmes Norton
John Lewis is remembered by Delegate to U.S. House of Representatives Eleanor
Holmes Norton, as she tells Joy Reid about the civil rights icon’s time as a
young activist, and then on Capitol Hill.
________________________________________________________________________________
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Show Duration: 1 Hour 53 Minutes
Today, Joy DEDICATES her show to honoring the life of John Lewis, may he Rest In Peace. ♥
Discussed Today:
Discussed Today In Detail:
The late Rep. John Lewis’ life is held up as an example by U.S. Senate candidate
Raphael Warnock who tells Joy Reid, ‘I am inspired by the conscience of John
Lewis and other leaders like him.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis as a civil rights and voting rights hero is remembered by Sen. Cory
Booker who tells Joy Reid, ‘For John it wasn't about as King would say the
vitriolic words or violent actions of the bad people. So much for John was about
the silence and inaction of the good people.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis’ relationship with Barack Obama is remembered by MSNBC analyst
Jonathan Capehart who tells Joy Reid, ‘When President Obama gave Congressman
Lewis the Medal of Freedom, thereto the sweep of history, that right there shows
the capacity of this country for greatness, and it should also give us hope in
this moment that we are in.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis, a Civil Rights Movement hero, is remembered by Rev. Dr. William
Barber who tells Joy Reid, ‘If you really want to honor John Lewis… right now we
should pass full healthcare.’
________________________________________________________________________________
‘Rep. Lewis talked about the vote... He was there to show you have to protect
and nurture it. That democracy is a moving target,’ Erika Alexander, producer of
the new streaming documentary ‘John Lewis: Good Trouble,’ tells Joy Reid.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis’ religion drove his civil rights work biographer Jon Meacham says,
telling Joy Reid, ‘Lewis believed... if we got our hearts and minds in the right
place... we'd create a world where justice comes down like waters and
righteousness like a mighty stream.’
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis is remembered by voting rights activist LaTosha Brown in song, as she
discusses continuing the legacy of the late Civil Rights Movement icon.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis and C.T. Vivian are remembered for their iconic civil rights legacies
by the Rev. Mark A. Thompson.
________________________________________________________________________________
Rep. John Lewis has passed away leaving behind a rich legacy in the areas of
Civil Rights, voting rights, and as a humanitarian. Historian Michael Beschloss
joins Joy Reid with a little-known story about this giant of American history.
________________________________________________________________________________
John Lewis is remembered by Delegate to U.S. House of Representatives Eleanor
Holmes Norton, as she tells Joy Reid about the civil rights icon’s time as a
young activist, and then on Capitol Hill.
________________________________________________________________________________
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