Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Elizabeth Edwards, in her own words
In these audio excerpts, Edwards discusses how her experiences from childhood—at the U.S. Army's Camp Zama in Japan—and early adulthood shaped her political attitudes toward war and women's equality.
Barry Yeoman, the Independent's former senior staff writer, interviewed Elizabeth Edwards twice in April 2007 for a profile that was published in O, The Oprah Magazine. (The article can be read at barryyeoman.com/articles/elizabethedwards.html.) The conversations took place at Edwards' dining room table in Orange County. Campaign workers and a moving crew scurried in the background.
The photos were taken over several years by Indy contributing photographer Jenny Warburg.
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