Eleanor Roosevelt's Crusade for Freedom in the Fascist Era

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Eleanor Roosevelt's Crusade for Freedom in the Fascist Era Author: Blanche Wiesen Cook Format: Audio Download Audio Length: 1 hour and 15 min. Rating: Not rated Price: $1.95       Publisher's Summary: Listen in on a fascinating discussion of the leftist political activism of Eleanor Roosevelt. Blanche Wiesen Cook, historian and author of Eleanor Roosevelt: A Biography, describes Ms. Roosevelt's tireless crusades for human rights during the Fascist Era, and her lesser known efforts to promote economic justice. Ahead of her time, Eleanor Roosevelt campaigned for racial equality and for the right of all people to have an education, decent health care, and housing. Recorded at Post Amerikan in Bloomington Illinois, this informative discussion reveals this remarkable woman's successes and failures throughout her years as First Lady and afterwards, when she promoted her causes through the United Nations.

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