Linda Thomas-Greenfield

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Ambassador Thomas - Greenfield (1952) is the 31st United State’s Ambassador to the United Nations.

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U.S. Mission to the United Nations. (n.d.). Official portrait, Ambassador Thomas-Greenfield [Photograph]
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November 22, 1952, Baker Louisiana
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*some sources say April 6, 1845

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Linda Thomas-Greenfield
Ambassador Thomas - Greenfield (1952) is the 31st United State’s Ambassador to the United Nations.

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