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othcial, a director ot such corporations as General Mills and Union Pacific, and now, the latest in a long line of authors of Rappahannock County.
In “Pinstripes & Pearls,” her first book, Judy Hope tells the story of the 15 women who graduated in the Harvard Law class of 1964, when women lawyers were still a rarity and gender-equality a radical concept.
It is the true story of surviving “in a male academic boot camp” and later fighting to find a place in law firms heavy with testosterone and resentment. It is a funny, sad and poignant book, a group profile of barrier-breaking women and their lives.
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