Nashville Honors Civil Rights Icon John Lewis

The video discusses a four-story mural in Nashville honoring civil rights icon John Lewis. Created by local black artists, the mural celebrates Lewis's legacy and his fight for racial justice. It features his famous words 'good trouble' and is a tribute to his impact on the city. The mural has emotional significance for his family, who believe it would have moved Lewis to tears. After his passing, Nashville renamed a street in his honor, further cementing his legacy.

What is the primary focus of the mural in Nashville?

• The architecture of Nashville

• John Lewis's contributions to civil rights

• The history of Nashville

• Famous musicians from Nashville

Who were the artists behind the mural honoring John Lewis?

• A famous muralist from New York

• A group of international artists

• Two local black artists

• An anonymous artist collective

What significant change was made in Nashville to honor John Lewis?

• A new museum was built

• A street was renamed after him

• A statue was erected in his honor

• A park was dedicated to him

What phrase is prominently featured on the mural?

• Good Trouble

• Justice for All

• Freedom and Equality

• Civil Rights Now

How did John Lewis's family react to the mural?

• They thought it was too small

• They were indifferent

• They felt it was unnecessary

• They believed it would have deeply moved him