Summarize Explain the comparison King makes between the African American struggle

When talking about the struggle for civil rights of African Americans in the US We all immediately think of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, who gave their lives for that cause. But there were hundreds of thousands of blacks who took to the streets to ask for equality. Among them stood out John Robert Lewis (1940), another of the leaders of that movement who may not be so famous (for having survived), but who has been fighting for the rights of African Americans for 55 years. A fight that has resulted in the graphic novel March. A chronicle of the struggle for the civil rights of African Americans (Editorial Standard).

Undoubtedly one of the graphic novels of this year that is preceded by its success in the US where he won numerous awards such as the National Book Award for the best work of youth literature of 2016 and the Eisner Award (2016-2017) for the best work based on real events.

An exciting chronicle of the struggle for a dream that took to the streets, peacefully, hundreds of thousands of African Americans told by one of its protagonists, since Lewis was the youngest of the six leaders who participated in the march on Washington of 1963, during which Luther King delivered his famous speech "I have a dream".