This person once sat a chair between the segregated sections of a Southern Conference for Human Welfare meeting in Birmingham.
This person once sat a chair between the segregated sections of a Southern Conference for Human Welfare meeting in Birmingham. This person was the namesake of fictitious African-American clubs with the supposed slogan "a white woman in every kitchen." This person organized a meeting between the president and Walter White on anti-lynching laws. In her "My Day" column, this person announced her resignation from the Daughters of the American Revolution to protest a policy involving (*) Constitution Hall. This author of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights then organized a concert on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial given by singer Marian Anderson. For 10 points, name this first lady who supported the "Black Cabinet" and the New Deal of her husband FDR.
This person once sat a chair between the segregated sections of a Southern Conference for Human Welfare meeting in Birmingham.
Eleanor Roosevelt [or Anna Eleanor Roosevelt; prompt on Roosevelt]