The conclusion to the John Lewis graphic biography. This one covers a lot and it gets kind of dense with names and dates and places and I occasionally got a little lost as a result. Non-fiction isn't my usual subject, though I thought this was an important topic and worth the read. 
 I was surprised, and maybe I'm wrong, by the animosity between groups. I guess I can understand how some people want to lead to violent ends (it's fairly natural) and I absolutely commend those that stay non-violent despite what was being done to them. But I was mostly surprised that some people didn't seem to particularly like Dr. King. I might have read into it wrong, but it was like he gained fame and notoriety without being in the trenches. He'd go to black tie dinners and receive awards, while others were marching and beaten. 
 Either way, it was an incredible battle of wills and an interesting story with a good ending.