Carol Moseley Braun has made history as a pioneering politician, being the first Black person in various significant roles, including U.S. Senator and U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand. In her memoir, "Trailblazer: Perseverance in Life and Politics," she reflects on how her unique identities have shaped her personal and professional experiences. During an interview, she shares that the curiosity of her grandson about her legacy sparked her motivation to recount her story now, emphasizing the challenges she faced and her commitment to social change throughout her career.
"Grandma Carol, are you famous?" This question from my seven-year-old grandchild prompted me to tell my story and reflect on my long career in politics.
My journey through public service has been shaped by the obstacles I've faced as a Black woman. Each challenge fueled my determination for change.
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