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Former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt is remembered as an activist, diplomat and the wife of former US president Franklin D Roosevelt. But she is seldom thought of as a lover. In a new novel, American author Amy Bloom explores the rumoured real-life relationship between Eleanor Roosevelt and female journalist Lorena Hickok.
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Two hours drive from New York, in the picturesque town of Hyde Park, there are thousands of letters written by Eleanor Roosevelt to Lorena Hickok, a pioneer journalist who was the first woman to get a front-page byline in The New York Times. The letters are open to the public and have been published and mentioned in research.
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Historians cannot seem to agree on whether First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt was a lesbian. She was an activist for women's and African and Asian American rights, but many forget that she also forged a path for LGBTQ+ rights. Her intimate relationship with a female reporter is documented in thousands of letters exchanged between the two.
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Lorena Alice "Hick" Hickok (March 7, 1893 - May 1, 1968) was a pioneering American journalist and long-term romantic interest [1] of First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt. [2]
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Amelia Earhart and openly gay reporter Lorena Hickok are just two of the women with whom former first lady Eleanor Roosevelt was rumored to have had closeted affairs, the latter with whom she.
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Since not all historians agree about the nature of the relationship between the First Lady and the reporter, the playwright did her own primary research, traveling to Hyde Park, NY to study original documents, including Eleanor Roosevelt's letters, in the "Lorena Hickok" files at the FDR Library.She also interviewed people who actually knew Hick.