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Politics · 1954–

Condoleezza Rice

A political scientist and Stanford provost, Condoleezza Rice was appointed National Security Advisor in 2001 — the first woman to hold the post — and then became the 66th U.S. Secretary of State in 2005, the first Black woman to serve as America's chief diplomat. She earned her PhD at 26, is a trained classical pianist, and returned to Stanford as director of the Hoover Institution.

“The essence of America is that our origins as a nation don't define our nature.”

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