Condoleeza Rice
National Security Advisor to George Bush

Status: Single

"My parents had me absolutely convinced that, well, you may not be able to have a hamburger at Woolworth's but you can be president of the United States."

Condoleeza Rice is the first woman and the second Black to occupy the role of a National Security Advisor. She is referred as the most volatile woman of the Bush Foreign Affairs team.

She plays a vital role in framing the US foreign policy, the most significant department of US polity. Of late, she is known for her defensive attitude toward Bush's anti-terrorism policies.

Born in Alabama in Nov 14, 1954, Condoleeza or Condi for short witnessed the cruelty of racism. She soon realised that education is the only way to fight segregation. And that Blacks should be twice as smart as Whites to live the same way.