Stacey Abrams Biography, Education, Childhood,Family, Books ..

Stacey Abrams

Stacey Abrams Biography, Education, Childhood,Family,Campaign, Books ...

Stacey Abrams was born on December 9, 1973 in Madison, Wisconsin, USA.She is a producer and actress, Satcey Abrams is now one of the most prominent politicians in the United States. Abrams making first African American woman to hold positions in state and national politics. who is an influential figure in the Democratic Party .Abrams is also an author.Stacey Abrams rose to national prominence in 2018 when she was unsuccessfully run for governor of Georgia.becoming the first Black woman to win a major party’s gubernatiorial nomination.

Bio

         Born                                          9 December 1973 (age 48 years), Madison, Wisconsin,

 United States

        Residence                                   Atlanta, Georgia, U.S

        Height                                         5'3''

        Weight                                        80kg                                      

        Marital status                              Unmarrided

        Relatives                                     Leslie Abrams Gardner (sister)

        Parents                                        Mother-Carolyn and her father-Robert

        Husband                                      N/A

        Child                                            None

        Education                                    Yale Law School (1996–1999)
                                                            Spelman College (BA)
                                                            University of Texas, Austin (MPA)
                                                            Yale University (JD)

        Party                                            Democratic Party

        Awards                                        NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work - Children's,                                                            NAACP Image Award for Social Justice Impact, Legislaterof the                                                               Year  by Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commers,/Georgia                                                                        Legislative Service Award by Association Country Commissioners                                                            Georgia  Democratic Legislator ofthe year by Young Democrats of                                                            Georgia and Red Clay Democrats ,Envireonmental Leader Award                                                             by Georgia Conservation Voters

        Nationality                                 American

        Religion                                     United Mothodist

family,childhood

Abrams is the second eldest of six children. She spent much of her childhood in Gulfport, Mississippi, her mother, Carolyn, was a college librarian and her father, Robert, a shipyard worker. When she was in high school, the family moved from Mississippi to Atlanta.

There her parents became United Methodist ministers, and instilled in their children the value of serving others and the importance of the church. He also emphasized education, and Abrams was his high school valedictorian. Coming of age between the boycott and the march to the Civil Rights Movement, both her parents participated. When he tried to sit in front, his mother was thrown off the buses and his father was beaten up and jailed for his involvement. Carolyn and Robert raised their six children with a “you-can-be-anything mantra” and advocated civic engagement together. Family outings for elections and outreach visits to prisons were frequent.

Education

Abrams subsequently attended Spelman College in Atlanta, where she studied political science, economics, and sociology. While there she was involved in activism. She cofounded Students for African American Empowerment in 1992, and later that year the group staged a protest in which the Georgia flag—which included a Confederate battle emblem—was burned; the flag was later redesigned. Also in 1992 Abrams attended a televised town hall meeting where she accused the city’s mayor, Maynard Jackson, of ignoring the issues of the city’s African Americans. When Jackson opened the Office of Youth Services in 1993, Abrams was hired as a research assistant. After graduating from Spelman in 1995, she studied public policy at the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at the University of Texas at Austin. She then attended Yale Law School (J.D., 1999).

books

Abrams wrote a number of books.

Her nonfiction works include books.

Level Up: Rise Above the Hidden Forces Holding Your Business Back Hardcover – February 22

202211-May-2021 — While Justice Sleeps is a gripping, complexly plotted thriller set within the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court.

Minority Leader: How to Lead from the Outsideand Make Real Change

(2018; also published as Lead from the Outside:

How to Build for Your Future and Make Real Change) and

Our Time Is Now: Power, Purpose, and the Fight for a Fair America (2020).

She also published the thriller While Justice Sleeps (2021) as well as several children’

 the first black woman in American history to become a governor in the United States of America after 246 years. 

Since 2018, Ms Abrams has been hailed as a master strategist