Before the Age of Prejudice : A Muslim Woman’s National Security Work with Three American Presidents - A Memoir / by Shirin Tahir-Kheli.

Chapter 1: The Times: Celebrating Hyberabadi Style
Chapter 2: The Old and the New
Chapter 3: Education and Romance
Chapter 4: Return to the United States
Chapter 5: Back to Pakistan
Chapter 6: Home is Where You End Up
Chapter 7: Monitoring Pakistan as a Scholar
Chapter 8: U.S. Army War College
Chapter 9: Joining the Secretary of State's Staff
Chapter 10: The Zia Visit
Chapter 11: Returning to the Land of My Ancestors
Chapter 12: The Burden of Being First
Chapter 13: Diplomacy with India
Chapter 14: Adding Pakistan to the Equation
Chapter 15: Failed Statecraft?
Chapter 16: Ambassador from Where?
Chapter 17: The First Gulf War
Chapter 18: The Last Trust Territory: Palau
Chapter 19: The Muslim Ambassador from the United States.
Chapter 20: "Name and Shame"
Chapter 21: Return to the University
Chapter 22: The BALUSA Group
Chapter 23: Family Life
Chapter 24: Washington Return
Chapter 25: George W. Bush Years
Chapter 26: 9/11
Chapter 27: White House Redux
Chapter 28: A Changed Model
Chapter 29: Democracy Promotion
Chapter 30: Ongoing Diplomacy in South Asia
Chapter 31: Return to Democracy
Chapter 32: The Freedom Agenda: What Went Wrong?
Chapter 33: GTMO
Chapter 34: Forum for Freedom
Chapter 35: Vice President Cheney
Chapter 36: The American Legacy of the Basrah Children's Hospital
Chapter 37: Trip to Iraq
Chapter 38: Rallying Support
Chapter 39: The Big Picture
Chapter 40: Women's Empowerment
Chapter 41: Reflections.