No Mountain High Enough: Secrets Of Highly Successful African American Women

by Dorothy Ehrhart-Morrison

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No Mountain High Enough: Secrets Of Highly Successful African American Women

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Thirty-two African American women, including bishops, rocket scientists, college presidents, CEOs, and physicians reveal the combination of factors that led to their success against all odds and candidly reflect on the struggle to maintain a balance between work, relationships, spirituality, and community. Included are Susan Taylor, editor-in-chief of Essence magazine; Norma Sklarek, the first black female architect; and Donzaleigh Abernathy, actress and daughter of Ralph Abernathy.