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Thoughts of a Modern-Day Prince Hall Mason: A Collection of Short Essays
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Thoughts of a Modern-Day Prince Hall Mason: A Collection of Short Essays in Brampton, ON
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Thoughts of a Modern-Day Prince Hall Mason is comprised of several short essays addressing various aspects of Freemasonry written by the author, Stuart A. Lee, II, since joining the Prince Hall Masonic Fraternity, one of the oldest fraternal organizations of African American society within the United States and abroad. The author shares his thoughts and touches on subjects such as social media, religion, education and growth, leadership, and other issues relevant to Prince Hall Masons of today. The essays are based on his experience while non-concurrently being a member of three Masonic jurisdictions over a period of seven years, conversing with both Prince Hall and non-Prince Hall Affiliated Masons, and visiting other jurisdictions.
Thoughts of a Modern-Day Prince Hall Mason is comprised of several short essays addressing various aspects of Freemasonry written by the author, Stuart A. Lee, II, since joining the Prince Hall Masonic Fraternity, one of the oldest fraternal organizations of African American society within the United States and abroad. The author shares his thoughts and touches on subjects such as social media, religion, education and growth, leadership, and other issues relevant to Prince Hall Masons of today. The essays are based on his experience while non-concurrently being a member of three Masonic jurisdictions over a period of seven years, conversing with both Prince Hall and non-Prince Hall Affiliated Masons, and visiting other jurisdictions.





















