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在克林顿政府中,有一位既是黑人、又是内阁大臣的女性特别引人注目,此人即是能源部的一号人物黑泽尔·R·奥利里。当被问及对有意攀登社会阶梯的其她女性有何忠告时,这位部长答:“能帮助她们的,是不锈钢的胃、强烈的同情心、用不完的精力,以及永不丧失的幽默感。”这番话可谓她一生艰辛奋斗的注脚。黑泽尔1937年5月17日生于种族关系紧张的弗吉尼亚州纽波特·纽斯市,父亲是医生,母亲是教师,上有一姐。父母为保护孩子们免遭种族歧视的侵扰,选择了种族关系较和谐的麻州一处夏令营,定期送女儿到那里参加活动;读完文法学校8年级后,父亲又把她送到新
Among the Clinton administration, one woman who is both black and cabinet minister is particularly noticeable, who is the DOE chief, Hazel R. O’Leary. When asked what advice to other women who were interested in climbing the social ladder, the minister replied: “The ones who can help them are the stomach of the stainless steel, the strong compassion, the energy that is used up, and the loss forever A sense of humor. ”This remark is a footnote to her hard life. Hazel was born on May 17, 1937 in the ethnic-nervous Newport News, Virginia. His father was a doctor, his mother was a teacher and had a sister. To protect their children from racial discrimination, parents chose a summer camp in Massachusetts where racial relations are more harmonious, sending their daughters regularly to attend the activity. After finishing the eighth grade of grammar school, her father sent her again to the new