Peaceful protests that were worth five years after the death of John Lewis-NBC 5 Dallas-Fort

On Thursday, five years after the death of John Lewis, the United States will be held in the United States.

July 17 marked for five years since the civil rights icon and the MEP John Lewis died. He appeared in early 20th one of the best civil rights leaders of the nation, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

His quote: “In good difficulties, necessary difficulties and help to redeem America's soul,” still inspires many Americans.

July 17th was marked as “good problems a day”. People across the country, also here in North Texas, will gather for peaceful protests.

According to the good problems that live on the website, “good effort is a national day of action to react to the attacks on our civil and human rights by the Trump government. Together we remind them that power in America lies with humans.”

The website says that a core principle for all good difficulties in events is a commitment to non -violent acts.

“We expect all participants to try potential confrontation with those who do not agree to our values and to act lawfully at these events,” says the website. “Weapons of all kinds, including the legally permitted, should not be brought to events.”

The protest cakes across the country can be found online.