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What did john lewis like to do in college?
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What did john lewis like to do in college?
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Dissuaded from doing so by his parents, Lewis instead was educated in Nashville at the American Baptist Theological Institute and Fisk University (B.A. in religion and philosophy, 1967)
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i’m not sure if u mean the one who owns the shop orrrr?
i’m so srryyy xo
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