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Don't be fooled by how short this speech is—there's a lot to unpack here.

Eleanor Roosevelt was a rock star, and while "On the Adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights" isn't full of lots of $5 words, she manages to include lots of information on the various articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights along with references to the people and places involved in putting the document together.

You're going to have to put in a little extra research to get the full picture, but we promise you it's worth it. (We also promise we've done the heavy lifting when it comes to that research. You're welcome.)