Congress Unveils Stamp Honoring Late Civil Rights Icon John Lewis
- Congressional leaders unveiled a new stamp honoring Rep. John Lewis, who served in the House from 1987 until his death in 2020.
- The selvage of the stamp pane will feature a 1963 photograph of Lewis outside a nonviolent protest workshop.
- Lewis was an original member of the Freedom Riders and coined the phrase “good trouble.”
- The stamp bears a photo of Lewis taken by a photographer for Time Magazine in 2013.
- The main post office facility in Atlanta will be named after Lewis in August.