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TMtommchale.bsky.social

“Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.” Maybe (or maybe not) Eleanor Roosevelt #eleanorroosevelt#greatminds#quotes#quotes

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DAalex270.bsky.social

„Dies ist eine Zeit des Handelns - nicht des Krieges, sondern der Mobilisierung jeglicher Friedensmaschinerie.“ Eleanor Roosevelt (1884 – 1962) #EleanorRoosevelt#frieden#peace#friedensmacher#friedenszitat#zitate

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Ssluice.bsky.social

#EleanorRoosevelt#travelingLibrary#1930s#GreatDepression#Library Looking for books, articles, podcasts, etc. about Eleanor Roosevelt’s traveling library for my 93 year old ma. I gave her JoJo Moyes’ novel but she just wants the facts.

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ALalightatthemuseum.bsky.social

The Song of the Lark by Jules Adolphe Breton. French, 1884. Oil on canvas. #art#painting#france#willacather#thomaswolfe#eleanorroosevelt#sunrisewww.artic.edu/artworks/948...www.artic.edu/articles/980... Audio from us in comments 👇

Oil painting of a young white woman or teenage girl barefoot in a farm field at sunrise. The lark in the painting's title is not in the painting, rather the art shows the young woman listening to it. The woman is not well lit since it is only sunrise. She is wearing peasant clothing including a white buttoned blouse with rolled up sleeves, a brown calf length skirt, and a blue wrap around her waist. She is holding a sickle in her right hand with the blade pointing downward. The land is flat and only a few trees are seen behind her in the distance. Her back is to the sunrise. In contrast to the dark muted pre-dawn colors that dominate the work, the half risen sun is in molten oranges, pinks, and yellows.
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RKrobinkirk.bsky.social

Where, after all, do universal rights begin? In small places, close to home – so close and so small that they cannot be seen on any maps of the world #SundaySentence#eleanorroosevelt#humanrightsday

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Lletnapark.bsky.social

75. #HumanRightsDay#EleanorRoosevelt (1884 – 1962) NYC; Feministin, gg. Rassismus; 1933-45 sozial engagierte „First Lady“

Eleanor Roosevelt mit der Declaration of Human Rights
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