Summary:
The memoir chronicles the life of a former U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, detailing her journey from being a war correspondent to a human rights advocate, and eventually her role in the Obama administration. It offers insights into the complexities of international diplomacy, the struggles of policymaking, and the personal story of her commitment to advocating for global human rights and democracy.
Key points:
1. Idealism vs Realism: Power's memoir highlights her journey from an idealist to a realist, emphasizing the need for strategic planning and compromise.
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