Reverend Robert Wright Lee IV Biography

Reverend Robert Wright Lee IV is a North Carolina-based minister and activist who gained national attention in 2017 when he spoke out against his ancestor, General Robert E. Lee, and called for the removal of Confederate statues in his hometown of Charlottesville, Virginia. Lee is a descendant of the Confederate general and has publicly stated that he believes the statues of Confederate leaders glorify white supremacy and should be taken down. He has also been an outspoken advocate for racial justice. He has used his platform to address police brutality and systemic racism. Lee has appeared on various news programs and featured in numerous articles, interviews, and documentaries about the ongoing struggle for racial equality in America. He has also served as a pastor at various churches, including the Grace Episcopal Church in York, Pennsylvania, where he was forced to resign in 2018 after speaking out against white supremacy and racism. Lee continues to be an important voice in the ongoing fight against racism and inequality in the United States.

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