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A Lawyer's Journey: The Morris Dees Story | Morris Dees

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This book dramatically chronicles the significant events that led Morris Dees to the front lines of the civil rights struggle and his ongoing crusade against hate groups.This is the story of the courageous and often lonely journey of a skilled and controversial trail lawyer whose career has paralelled a nation's struggle to ensure freedom and equality for all its citizens.

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A Lawyer's Journey: The Morris Dees Story | Morris Dees

Morris Dees founded the Southern Poverty Law Center and in my book that makes him a #superhero. #sizzlinSummerBooks @Tiffy_Reads

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Great book! As an aspiring attorney, this book was exactly what I needed to form my own opinions of justice. Dees takes you inside the courtroom. You cheer when he cheers and you cry when he cries. It made me rethink my place in the world and how we all can make an impact.