Rosalynn Carter
Rosalynn Carter, wife of the thirty-ninth U.S. president, Jimmy Carter, forged a career in public service as one of the nation’s foremost advocates for mental health.
Rosalynn Carter, wife of the thirty-ninth U.S. president, Jimmy Carter, forged a career in public service as one of the nation’s foremost advocates for mental health.
Margaret Mitchell was the author of Gone With the Wind, one of the most popular books of all time.
American award-winning poet, scholar, and professor
Bailey White first achieved popularity reading her local color essays on National Public Radio. Her distinctive, gravelly voice and her gift for portraying eccentric people and unusual situations with a gently self-deprecating wit won her a national following.
Bettie Sellers is best known for her poems about life in southern Appalachia.
South African writer and painter
Melissa Fay Greene’s award-winning books Praying for Sheetrock and The Temple Bombing chronicle dramatic episodes in the civil rights movement in Georgia (U.S.).
Award-winning American novelist
South African social researcher and activist
A fierce non-sectarian and advocate for racial equality and women’s rights in South Africa