J. Vance Lewis
Joseph Vance Lewis (December 25, 1853? – April 24, 1925), was a slave who was freed through emancipation and who came "out of the ditch" to become a lawyer and was admitted to the US Supreme Court. Lewis wrote an autobiographical narrative entitled ''Out of the Ditch. A True Story of an Ex-Slave''.}} Provided by Wikipedia-
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