Analysis of Lewis March book one, and the relation to your life. how do the events depicted in March connect to your personal life is there a modern day issue for which you might be willing to take
a stand? would you use the same techniques as the Nashville student movement, or a different strategy Has reading March changed your perspective on the civil rights movement and if so, how? in
other words what did you learn from reading this graphic novel? did it evoke any emotions in you? the essay should be 3 pages, double spaced, Times New Roman 12.