S., Eleanor Roosevelt was a huge campaigner for women’s rights and worked consistently for equal treatment of genders. Roosevelt constantly worked for the equality of males and females in the workplace, and even after “the male committee refused to adopt and of the women’s recommendations and forced ER to sit outside the room while it deliberated, ER and other women leaders forced the convention to let women appoint women delegates and alternates.” (“Women’s Movement”). Eleanor always worked for the rights of women, joining several organizations to fight for the cause she so clearly believed in. Campaigning for herself and other women to have the right to join in and make decisions on the board of political committees, she argued the laws of society to work towards her beliefs. To help further the participation of women in politics, Roosevelt “assembled a list of women qualified for executive level appointments, urged the Roosevelt administration to hire them, and, when their suggestions did not get a fair hearing, did not hesitate to take their ideas to FDR” (“Women’s Movement”). To help women to gain ground in the world of politics, Roosevelt pushed women leaders towards her husband’s administration. She urged her husband, the President himself, to appoint women to his advisory and cabinet positions, therefore, furthering her cause to place women into the world of politics. Even after some Americans, mainly…