The late Georgia Congressman John Lewis, seen here speaking to the American Society of Newspaper Editors in 1964, told Americans to "get in good trouble, necessary trouble, and help redeem the soul of America.”This Saturday, the “Good Trouble Lives On” protest rally, held in honor of civil rights leader John Lewis and his legendary call for “good trouble, necessary trouble” is expanding to New Iberia, preceding the national July 17 event. New Iberia, like many towns, especially in the Deep South, has seen its share of racial strife. Fast forward 80 years, and attendees of a Christmas parade last year returned to their cars to find them spray-painted with racial slurs. Insurance, immigration headline state lawmakers’ town hall The town hall started with a discussion on insurance reform and ended with a room divided on immigration policy. He hopes to get a new generation engaged in this American tradition and that more young people become involved in Good Trouble 337.