Equal Justice Under Law: An Autobiography
 

Equal Justice Under Law: An Autobiography

by Constance Baker Motley

Much like the Delany sisters of Brooklyn, Constance Baker Motley was one of the first black women to overcome the barriers of race and sex to become a leading figure in her field of expertise. In the mid '60s, Motley became the first black female senator, the first black woman elected to the office of Manhattan borough president, and the first woman appointed to the federal bench. Now a... (read more)

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