This Biography is about one of the best Political Leader Shirley Chisholm including her Height, weight,Age & Other Detail…
Biography Of Shirley Chisholm | |
Real Name | Shirley Chisholm |
Profession | Political Leaders |
Nick Name | Shirley Anita St. Hill Chisholm |
Nationality | American |
Political Ideology | Democratic |
Personal Life of Shirley Chisholm | |
Born on | 30 November 1924 |
Birthday | 30th November |
Died At Age | 80 |
Sun Sign | Sagittarius |
Born in | Brooklyn |
Died on | 01 January 2005 |
Place of death | Florida |
Grouping of People | African American Women |
Ideology | Democrats |
Family Background of Shirley Chisholm | |
Father | Charles Christopher St. Hill |
Mother | Ruby Seale |
Spouses/Partners | Conrad Q. Chisholm(m.1949,div.1977), Arthur Hardwick (m. 1978) |
Education | Teachers College, Columbia University, Brooklyn College, Columbia University |
Awards | 1975-Honorary Doctor of Laws degree |
Personal Fact of Shirley Chisholm | |
Shirley Chisholm was a political leader with a strong moral sense and courage to stand up for her beliefs. She spent her childhood in Barbados with her grandmother, and realized the importance of the traditional British-style education she received there. The education incorporated strong ideals in her, which shaped her future career. She started off as a teacher and was concurrently involved in political activities as well. Her strong leadership skills led her to eventually join politics, in spite of her being, as she herself termed it, a double handicap both black and a woman. Chisholm swiftly made a name for herself with her brand of fearless politics. She highlighted key issues throughout her career, especially those regarding education opportunities, racial equality and women empowerment. Her decision to run for presidency was an attempt to make a statement, to make people consider African-Americans as-well-as women as serious candidates. Against all odds and in spite of knowing well that she did not possess the required resources to mount a serious challenge, Chisholm went ahead with her campaign and won more delegates than anyone expected. |
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