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FDR's Shadow Cabinet: The Women Who Shaped Policy

FDR's Shadow Cabinet: The Women Who Shaped Policy

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While the Brains Trust gets most of the credit, a quieter network of women drove New Deal policy from behind the scenes. We explore how Mary McLeod Bethune built the Black Cabinet to ensure African American voices were heard in federal programs, and how Frances Perkins used her position as Labor Secretary to embed social safety nets into law. This episode details the specific strategies these women used to navigate a male-dominated bureaucracy, including their influence on the Social Security Act and public housing debates. You will learn about the informal advisory groups that operated alongside official agencies, the personal risks taken by advocates like Charlotte Brown and David R. Williams, and how the intersection of race and gender shaped the limits of the welfare state. It is a story of bureaucratic maneuvering, quiet persistence, and the crucial role of unsung advisors in one of America’s most transformative political eras. #MaryMcLeodBethune #BlackCabinet #FrancesPerkins #SocialSecurityAct #NewDealHistory #WomenInPolitics #AfricanAmericanHistory #LaborSecretary #PublicHousing #RooseveltAdministration #CivilRights1930s #Bureaucracy #PolicyAdvisors #CharlotteBrown #DavidRWWilliams #WagnerSteagallAct #GenderAndRace #History #FexingoHistory Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo
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