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I Was Born in the Forest
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The Last Train From Djibouti: Africa Beckons Me, But America is My Home
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From South Boston to Cambridge: the Making of One Philadelphia Lawyer
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Author Otis L. Lee, Jr. Esq. to Speak at Southport’s Harper Public Library

Documentary Filming as Celebrated Author Discusses His Books

On May 20, he returns for Author Talk, Q&A, Filming and Book Signing


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Otis Lee
Author, Attorney (ret.)

Mr. Lee's memoir offers an unreserved account of his childhood in the Jim Crow South, his journey through the tumultuous Civil Rights era as he came of age, and the challenges he faced in defying stereotypes, both as a young entrepreneur and later as a successful attorney.

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The Last Train From Djibouti: Africa Beckons Me, But America is My Home
Lee Jr., Otis L.
TESTIMONIALS
“[Lee’s] story is a testimony to the power of having a loving, nurturing family. Seeing life through his eyes has given me a greater perspective of the power of the human spirit.”

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