Billie Jean King always knew that she’d make a difference.
“When I was seven, I was drying dishes. I go, “Mommy, mommy, I’m going to do something great with my life. I know it. I just know it.” And she said, “Just get back drying those dishes, you know, and you’ve got homework.”
Her mother’s response didn’t deter King in any way whatsoever. Read More
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