Lee Harris: Voice of the Counterculture is a powerful and moving biography that traces the remarkable life of Lee Harris-a fearless South African-born activist, artist, publisher, and political voice who left an unforgettable mark on London's cultural and political landscape. This book takes readers on a journey through his childhood under apartheid, his early fight against injustice, and his courageous move to London, where he found his voice in the arts and countercultural movements of the 1960s and beyond.
Inside this book, readers will discover:
His early years growing up under apartheid in South AfricaThe beginning of his rebellion against racial injusticeHis move to London and rise in the underground art and theatre sceneThe launch and impact of Home Grown magazineHis role in the British counterculture and advocacy for cannabis reformHis bold political campaign for Mayor of LondonPersonal reflections on family, peace, and spiritualityHis lasting legacy in art, activism, and social changeThis biography doesn't shy away from the personal. It Includes Exercises from his book, The Future Human.
It explores emotional struggles, creative breakthroughs, and the challenges Lee faced as he stood up for human rights and freedom of expression. Expect heartfelt stories of resistance, unforgettable characters, and the unwavering belief in a better world.Whether you are drawn to activism, creativity, or untold histories, this book offers inspiration, insight, and a portrait of a man who lived boldly and loved deeply. It's more than a story-it's a legacy.