The author recreates more than sixty little known incidents in the lives of famous people which caused them to rise up as champions of human justice as he traces the history of prejudice in the United States to the Vatican. Included are fun, entertaining and heartwarming stories of the 33-day pope, Susan B. Anthony, Phil Donohue, Anne Frank, John Kennedy, Ted Kennedy, Abraham Lincoln, General George Patton, Richard Simmmons, Elizabeth Taylor and other famous people who have led the war against prejudices involving women, Negroes, Native Americans, Asians, Jews, Muslims, the handicapped, bastards, test-tube babies, the diseased, transgenders, transsexuals, lesbians, homosexuals, the homeless, prostitutes, the remarried, interfaith marriage, interracial marriage, gay marriage, the obese, atheists, and even animals.