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Mary McLeod Bethune set a standard of excellence for the education of African Americans, and she achieved her dreams through her own determination and strong faith in herself. Follows her illustrious path from the cotton fields of the South to renowned African-American educator, leader of women, and distinguished adviser to several American presidents including Franklin D. Roosevelt, close friend of Eleanor Roosevelt, and champion of racial equality. Her many achievements are a testament to the power of education and its importance in the African-American community.
