Queen of the Court

"Queen of the Court" tells the compelling story of Alice Marble, a tennis superstar in the 1930s known for her powerful playing style and cultural influence, who later became a significant advocate for racial integration in the sport. Despite her fame, her life off the court was marked by notable achievements and intriguing claims, including efforts to challenge tennis's racial barriers. Madeleine Blais explores Marble’s extraordinary life, capturing her rise to prominence, her multifaceted endeavors, and the complexities behind her personal memoirs.