In the Name of John Lewis, Crowd Mobilizes to Oppose Trump, Kean, Jr.

MORRIS TOWNSHIP – There were about 400 people assembled on the front lawn of town hall

Thursday night.

This was a celebration of the life of John Lewis, a civil rights icon and long-time congressman from Georgia who died five years ago – July 17, 2020.

Lewis, most famously, urged like-minded souls to “get in good trouble” to improve life in America.

In Lewis’ case, that meant getting beaten by racists during the 1960’s civil rights era. Things are less violent today, but it’s the spirit of opposition – and resistance – to the Trump Administration that lured people to gather on a hot and humid night.

Many brought signs with messages familiar to anyone who has attended similar rallies.

“The power lies with the people – no kings.”

“End the inhumanity.”

Speakers condemned the…