Published on Sep 06, 2011 | 328 Pages
Drawing on in-depth interviews with Sonia Sotomayor’s former colleagues, family, friends, and teachers, New York Times bestselling biographer Antonia Felix explores Sotomayor’s childhood, the values her parents instilled in her, and the events that propelled her to the highest court in the land. With insight and thoughtful analysis, Felix paints a revealing portrait of the woman who would come to meet President Obama’s rigorous criteria for a Supreme Court justice, examining how Sotomayor’s experiences shed light on her Supreme Court rulings-and how she will continue to write her great American legacy.
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Antonia Felix
Antonia Felix is the author of more than fifteen nonfiction books, including bestselling political biographies of Condoleezza Rice and Laura Bush. A frequent and much-sought-after speaker on women’s political topics, she has appeared on CNN, MSNBC, FoxNews Channel and many other networks. She has reported on the state of women’s rights in Iran at briefings in the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate and also writes a column on energy and sustainability issues for the historic Emporia Gazette. A longtime resident of New York City, Felix now lives with her husband in Kansas.
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