On March 4, 1933, Franklin Roosevelt was elected in office. During his election people, especially the ladies were hoping for a tremendous change. The white men were especially known for being strong in politics and men had high paying jobs. The blacks would be given the lowest paying jobs. The lack of human rights and equality stood out to one special individual.
She realized that women and blacks needed to gain their voice back. The men needed to realize that everyone that immigrated to the Americas came for one reason: freedom. She also realized that the women needed to step up and represent all women out there by being the voice in politics. This incredible lady was known as Eleanor Roosevelt. Eleanor Roosevelt was a
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So Eleanor helped him with his career by traveling overseas with him to his meeting and began to be her husband’s eyes and ears and reported back what happened after the visit with the government and institution programs. Eleanor also helped government programs for artist and writers.
Eleanor also encouraged her husband to hire more women to be part of federal position. To announce her proposal she hired hundreds of press conferences for female reporters only. During
World War Two Eleanor advocated on behalf of the Europeans refugees who wanted to migrate to the United States. She also promoted problems that were important to the American troops, worked to help soilders morale and encouraged volunteerism on the home front and rejoice when women were employed in the defense industry.(www.history.com,2) Despite his conditions the Roosevelts were still known to be one of the most powerful couple in history even though Franklin cheated on his wife. Eleanor was willing to forgive him because she still knew in her heart that she still loved him. In March 1933, when Eleanor entered the White house relunctantly. Although Eleanor supported Franklin Roosevelt’s aims