Books with title Condoleezza Rice

When Condoleezza Rice was small, her parents tried to shield her from the racism and prejudice that was prevalent in Birmingham, Alabama where she was born. Her family attended church not far from the 16th Street Baptist Church where four young girls died in the bombing on September 15, 1963. As a young African-American girl, she lived in Birmingham when the civil rights movement was growing. A talented pianist, Condi could read musical notes before she could read words. She enrolled at the University of Denver when she was just 15 and earned her four-year degree by the time she was 19. Though early on it seemed her life direction was clear (she would major in music and become a concert pianist), she soon found herself interested in international affairs and changed her major to political science, specializing in international relations. From Stanford University Provost to George Bush’s National Security Advisor, the story of Condoleezza Rice is one you won’t want to miss.

Condoleezza Rice is the Secretary of State for the president of the United States. She gives the president advice about matters that concern foreign countries. When it comes to foreign affairs, she is the person the president trusts most. Rice is one of the most powerful people in the United States government. When the president of the United States appears on television, Rice is often at his side. Talented and highly intelligent, she has been called strong and very self-confident.

This comic series has gotten national attention and press on such places as CNN, Fox News, & People Magazine. The highly successful Female Force comic book series continues with a new installment focusing on Condoleezza Rice. It is a a special one-shot that chronicles Rice's life from her childhood to her accomplished career as the 1st African American woman to hold the United States Secretary of State position. This issue will document how Condoleezza Rice became one of the most powerful women in the past decade.