Summary: The 1960's were a volatile time due to the desire for Civil Rights. So many American leaders and innocent lives were lost during this tumultuous period. America was finding itself through violence and battle, but found itself it did. There were a myriad of individuals who became involved in the protests and rallies, but sadly only a few of them are alive today. John Lewis, a current U.S. Representative, is one of those surviving individuals, a person who was right there on the front lines for civil rights. The March Trilogy is his account of the events, a first hand telling of what went on during this decade. His story is so extensive that it requires three volumes in which to tell it; yet, I'm sure there was still so much still left out. The amount of detail information and description adds greatly to the story, so much so, that it gives credence to his struggle and fight. For individuals like me, who weren't around during the time period, the books pr