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SUMMARY:First Ladies of the 20th and 21st Centuries
DESCRIPTION:First Ladies of the 20th and 21st Centuries\nWhen Martha Washington became our first First Lady\, she stepped into a roll with no job description and no precedent. She handled the position with grace and polish. however\, each of the extraordinary women who served as First Lady brought something unique and different to the role. \nFirst Ladies of the 20th and 21st Centuries\n \nThis installment in our series on the history of the First Ladies looks at the changing roles taken on by the wives of the presidents from 1932 – 2012. We begin with Eleanor Roosevelt and conclude with Michelle Obama. This is certainly a distinctive mix of personalities and aspirations! We will look at the “traditional” First Ladies who took on the role of wife and mother and shunned the spotlight. This group includes Bess Truman\,  Mamie Eisenhower\, and Barbara Bush. Jacqueline Kennedy carved out a very different niche for herself\, raising a young family while bringing glamour back to the White House. Several of the  First Ladies in this group were transformative figures. Lady Bird Johnson\, Nancy Reagan and Rosalyn Carter were tremendously influential in their husband’s administrations. Betty Ford brought a new candor to the position. And our most recent First Ladies – Hillary Clinton\, Laura Bush\, and Michelle Obama raised the bar in terms of education and professional accomplishment before serving as First Lady. \nUsing numerous film clips\, intriguing insights\,  thought provoking comparisons\, and fascinating anecdotes\, I will open your eyes to the very different personalities and accomplishments of the First Ladies of the 20th and 21st centuries. \nPlease note: CLC registration is required for this class! Call the office and they can help you!
URL:https://barrybradford.com/schedules/first-ladies-20th-21st-centuries-2-2/
LOCATION:North Shore Senior Center\, 161 Northfield Road\, Northfield\, 60093
CATEGORIES:Political History,Women's History
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SUMMARY:Eleanor Roosevelt - First Lady of The World
DESCRIPTION:Eleanor Roosevelt – First Lady Of The World\nAny discussion of the most influential First Ladies has to start with Eleanor Roosevelt. \nAmerica had popular First Ladies (Dolley Madison\, Frances Cleveland \nAmerica had First Ladies who worked to help others. (Harriet Lane\, Grace Coolidge) \nAmerica had First Ladies who had taken on extraordinary roles (Edith Wilson\, Lou Hoover) \nBut Eleanor Roosevelt tore up the book of expectations for the First Ladies and transformed the role! Starting life as a shy child\, orphaned young\, Eleanor’s prospects did not seem bright.  She was unhappy and withdrawn as a girl\, finally starting to blossom when given the chance to study with a dynamic teacher.  She navigated a difficult marriage and grew to become one of the most important and influential American women of all time. \nThis riveting multimedia biography will trace the unique arc of her life.  We will examine the events\, people and circumstances that caused her to become a towering figure in American History. \n  \nPlease join us for Eleanor Roosevelt – First Lady Of The World. \n  \n  \n 
URL:https://barrybradford.com/schedules/eleanor-roosevelt-first-lady-world-2-3-2/
LOCATION:North Shore Senior Center\, 161 Northfield Road\, Northfield\, 60093
CATEGORIES:Political History,Women's History
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