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Join us on a journey of discovery and inspiration as we sit down with Judith Mudd-Krijgelmans, a trailblazing figure in the field of diplomacy and one of the first Black women in the US Foreign Service. Prepare to be moved by her personal narrative of resilience and ambition that took her from a Jim Crow-era Kentucky upbringing to the corridors of international diplomacy. Judith’s journey is not just about breaking barriers; it's about her tireless work advocating for American values, her insightful writings, and her unyielding belief in the nation's potential to achieve its ideals of liberty and justice.

In the second part of our illuminating discourse, we delve into topics that have shaped both Judith’s career and the US diplomacy landscape. Learn how affirmative action played a pivotal role in her career trajectory and the establishment of the US Information Agency. We chronicle how jazz, America's soulful symphony, became the first cultural export to the Soviet Union. Explore the evolution of the Black middle class over the past half-century, and hear Judith's passionate argument for a merit-based system. Judith’s reflections on her legacy, her insights on life, and her advice for personal fulfillment provide a fitting finale to our conversation. So, tune in to our podcast to witness an extraordinary life journey and garner profound insights from a stalwart of diplomacy.

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