edelman, marian wright

An exploration of the qualities of leadership as displayed in prominent African Americans, including interviews with L. Douglas Wilder, Governor of Virginia; Marian Wright Edelman, founder and director of the Children's Defense Fund; and Dr. James P. Comer, director ofthe Yale University Child Study Center.

A biography of the African-American lawyer and social reformer who is known for her work on behalf of children's rights.

Author explains her "Twenty-five lessons for life"--a message for all parents raising children.

Author explains her "Twenty-Five Lessons for Life"--a message for all parents raising children.

A biography of the Afro-American lawyer and social reformer who is known for her work on behalf of children's rights.

A biography of a tireless civil rights worker and the United States' leading advocate for children, Marion Wright Edelman.

Tells the story of the founder of the Children's Defense Fund, tracing her life from her modest beginnings in the rural, segregated South to her rise to prominence as an advocate of children's rights.

A biography of the African-American lawyer and social reformer who is known for her work on behalf of children's rights.