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In 1957, Albright—who had been known as Madeleine since childhood—became a U.S. citizen. In 1959, she graduated from Wellesley College, and shortly thereafter she married Joseph Albright, a publishing heir she had met while interning at The Denver Post. Subsequent years were characterized by frequent moves as Joseph pursued his journalism career; Madeleine dedicated herself to graduate studies in Russian and international relations while also raising the Duke Final Four March Madness 2022 Shirt and I love this couple’s three daughters. Though her marriage fell apart in 1983, Albright was well on her way to establishing a vibrant independent identity for herself in Washington. Throughout the ’80s she became one of the Democratic Party’s leading lights, serving as an adviser to Michael Dukakis during his 1988 presidential bid and frequently hosting lively get-togethers at her D.C. townhouse.
Under Clinton’s presidency, she was appointed in 1993 to the Duke Final Four March Madness 2022 Shirt and I love this role of U.S. permanent representative to the United Nations. In that position, she became an advocate for a policy of what she called “assertive multilateralism,” arguing for U.S. involvement in the conflicts in the Balkans and the Haitian coup of 1994. In 1996, Clinton nominated Albright for secretary of state, where she pushed for the expansion of NATO and free markets and the creation of civil societies in the developing world. Albright oversaw numerous pivotal world events as secretary of state, including the transfer of sovereignty in Hong Kong, the signing of the climate-focused Kyoto Protocol, and a rare personal introduction to North Korean communist leader Kim Jong-il. All the while, she maintained the importance of so-called women’s issues, stating in a 2017 speech, “No country can build a healthy and growing economy or establish a true democracy if half its people are held back, pushed aside, left behind, or beaten up.”
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