Assistant Secretary of State Linda Thomas-Greenfield observing the 2016 presidential elections in Ghana.
President-elect Biden's selection of Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations sends a strong message about re-engaging with the world and ensuring that America acts in line with its core values, writes former U.S. Ambassador Robin Renee Sanders, who says the nominee will help build partnerships with Africa. Thomas Greenfield is the first African American female career foreign service officer to be nominated for a Cabinet post.
Assistant Secretary of State Linda Thomas-Greenfield observing the 2016 presidential elections in Ghana.
Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield is a decorated American diplomat. However, segregation and racism were harsh realities of her early life and ... see more »
Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield, a career diplomat and former Assistant Secretary of State for Africa, has been nominated by President-Elect Joe Biden to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
The transition team and top advisors for the incoming U.S. administration include people with Africa expertise in senior roles managing foreign policy, international development ... Read more »
Linda Thomas-Greenfield, in her final address as U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for African Affairs, focused on the future of U.S. relations with Africa. She spoke about the ... Read more »
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