Dolores Maxine Lott 
Ada 
Journey of a Post Slavery Negro Woman of Valor

ADA is a book chronicling the life style of 84 years (1895-1979) of a Black woman experiencing segregation/integration, Jim Crow activities of the south and the second-class citizenry brand. It is a book laced with this woman’s encouragement, christian behavior, love and devotion of family and neighbors. She was widowed as a young wife and mother. Ada, the title bearer promotes the acquisition of wisdom and knowledge through prayerful petitions to an almighty sovereign creator, and exercised from her gain the true duty of man – ‘to love and to serve.’

About the author

DOLORES M. LOTT, author, playwright and speech writer is a native Texan – born in Rockdale in 1930, but raised and resides in San Antonio. A retired educator/administrator she holds a BA degree from Prairie View University, a MA from OLL University and a Ed. D. from Nowa University.