Donald McHenry, a member of President Carter's transition staff at the State Department, was the second African American to hold this position.
Donald McHenry, a member of President Carter's transition staff at the State Department, was the second African American to hold this position. The first holder of this position resigned after meeting with representatives of the Palestine Liberation Organization; that was Andrew Young. One man serving in this position declared "Don't wait (*) for the translation!" and George H.W. Bush held this post from 1971 to 1973. Daniel Patrick Moynihan served in this position under Gerald Ford and Adlai Stevenson served in this position under JFK. The first person to hold it was Edward Stettinius, Jr., while Arthur Goldberg resigned from the Supreme Court to take this diplomatic job based in New York City. For 10 points, name this position more recently filled by John Bolton and Susan Rice
Donald McHenry, a member of President Carter's transition staff at the State Department, was the second African American to hold this position.
U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (accept U.S. Permanent Representative to the UN)