Extreme Feminist That Forever Changed the World

The driving force behind Human, Women, and Civil Rights

Anna Eleanor Roosevelt was an extreme feminist.

She touched the lives of women, minorities, and everyone in need of a better tomorrow.

She gifted the world other things too. Eleanor Roosevelt paved the way for the Civil Rights movement, women’s rights, and the rights of immigrants and refugees across the globe.

Of course, she was. Eleanor was dismantling patriarchy in times when women were solely defined by their relation to men. Women were wives, daughters, and mothers, but rarely individual personalities. They were rarely free.

Eleanor's first business started in 1927. Together with friends from the Women’s Division of the New York State Democrats, she founded and ran Val-Kill Industries, a furniture factory that helped women get decent-paying jobs.

Her social activism was just getting momentum.

She publicly resigned from the group.

Eleanor was labeled unpatriotic and un-American. However, higher forces united to bringing Marian Anderson to perform outside the Lincoln Memorial instead.

Eleanor Roosevelt, Secretary of the Interior Harold Ickes, and the Howard University in Washington propelled Anderson to the stage in front of 75,000 people. For reference, Constitutional Hall had only 4,000 seats, and it was the biggest venue in the city.

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