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Eleanor Roosevelt's fight to have equal rights for the working class and for women is important to me because if she didn't fight for those rights, then the people who work would have dangerous workplaces and women would still be seen as they were in the early days. One way to promote this cause is to show people how different the working class would be today if no one had fought for their rights.

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Eleanor Roosevelt was an activist for rights for women and the working class. When she married Theodore Roosevelt and when he was elected president, she continued her work on behalf of all people. She advocated equal rights for women, African-Americans and Depression-era workers, bringing inspiration and attention to their causes. She did everything in her power to make sure that everyone was given equal rights.  In 1939 she defended an African-American singer named Marian Anderson, who was denied the use of the Constitutional hall. Eleanor  got Marian to perform on the Lincoln memorial instead, just so she could sing. Had she not fought for these rights, people might nit be a safe as they are now today. One of her famous quotes is; “Do what you feel in your heart to be right—for you’ll be criticized anyway. You’ll be damned if you do, and damned if you don’t.” —Eleanor Roosevelt

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Eleanor Roosevelt was also an advocate for workers rights, as she felt that they were being forced to work much more than they should.

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http://www.biography.com/people/eleanor-roosevelt-9463366/videos/eleanor-roosevelt-mini-biography-2204985525

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Eleanor Roosevelt was an advocate for women's rights to vote and how women should be treated equal.