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| | Lee Phillip Bell |
 | | She eventually became director of special projects/programming and soon began hosting her own program, The Lee Phillip Show, which was pioneer in the evolution of the afternoon talk-show format and a trailblazer in the exploration of timely social issues. |
 | | She was also a contributing editor to Daybreak, the early-morning program, and contributed to produce and narrate numerous award-winning specials and documentaries on such social concerns as foster care, rape, children of divorced parents, and babies born to women in prison. |
 | | Lee was also the recipient of sixteen local Emmys, a national Emmy for Community Service, and the Alfred I. DuPont/Columbia University Award for the special The Rape of Paulette, the first program in Chicago to explore the issue. |
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