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        February 15, 2008

(CNN Student News) -- February 15, 2008 Black History Month MONICA LLOYD, CNN STUDENT NEWS: Breaking down barriers is just what Condoleezza Rice does. She achieved several "firsts" in her lifetime; the first female national security adviser, the first woman and first African American to become provost at Stanford University, and in 2005, the first African-American woman to become U.S. Secretary of State. Rice was born in segregated Birmingham, Alabama in 1954. She graduated early from high school, already an accomplished pianist and finished college at age 19. What's next for Rice? She's mentioned how she might like to be commissioner of the National Football League. With her track record, nothing's outside the realm of possibility. Celebrating the achievements of Condoleezza Rice, this Black History Month.

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