Allida Black is a preeminent Eleanor Roosevelt historian. Thanks to her vision and dedication to the legacy of Eleanor Roosevelt, she made it possible through the Roosevelt estate for Tomorrow is Now, Eleanor Roosevelt's battle cry of civil rights, to be republished in time for the 50th anniversary of Mrs. Roosevelt's death. Dr. Black wrote the Introduction and President Clinton wrote the Foreword. I found President Clinton's Foreword moving and Dr. Black's Introduction exhilarating. I felt as it I were back in high school and discovering the great minds of this country. Mrs. Roosevelt's t ideas are not dates. We need her vision just as much now as ever in this technological society where people are not connecting and caring for each other.