Born in Birmingham in a middle class neighborhood, Condoleezza Rice became a woman to inspire all people. In "Condoleezza Rice: Her Life and Career," we explore her life and accomplishments. In late 2000 she became the first African American woman to be appointed the National Security Advisor to President George W. Bush and four years later was confirmed as U.S. Secretary of State. But these are just a few of the many remarkable things she has achieved. A successful business executive, noted author, inspiring lecturer, and humanitarian, Dr. Rice is also a gifted concert pianist. Surprisingly, she has very intimate knowledge of football, and was even considered as a candidate for Commissioner of the National Football League. This fascinating program chronicles the life and achievement of this extraordinary American woman and role model.