Eleanor Roosevelt led the powerful movement focusing on human rights and gender equality, advocating for the Universal Declaration of Human Rights post-World War II. As a prominent member of the United Nations, she championed social and economic rights, emphasizing the need for equality across gender and race. Roosevelt's efforts helped lay the groundwork for modern human rights initiatives and contributed to the discourse on women’s roles in society. Furthermore, her activism and public speaking inspired many in the fight for civil rights and international solidarity, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to influence human rights advocacy today.