Extraordinary, Ordinary People by Condoleezza Rice
Condoleeza Rice is unarguably one of the most influential women in the world today. She became the youngest and first female National Security Advisor, and the first black female Secretary of State. Her childhood and upbringing clearly set the scene in a way that will make anyone reading this book to conclude that her parents deserve the credit given to them by their daughter. She was born and grew up in segregated South in the 1950s with music-loving parents, both educators (her dad was also a Methodist preacher), who encouraged her from an early age to excel twice than her peers. Continue reading “Extraordinary, Ordinary People by Condoleezza Rice”