 Sewell talked about the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, a measure that has now been introduced in the House for the fifth time. It was named after the late Congressmember John Lewis, a civil rights icon who was part of a civil rights march 60 years ago that ended with police beatings at a bridge in Selma, Alabama. Democratic Whip Catherine Clark of Massachusetts says six decades later the fight is still raging against, she says, the same enemies.