Quote by Ralph McGill

She Eleanor Roosevelt got even in a way that was almost cruel. She forgave them.

She Eleanor Roosevelt got even in a way that was almost crue

Summary

This quote suggests that Eleanor Roosevelt, in dealing with those who wronged her, took a surprising and empowering approach. Instead of seeking revenge or holding onto grudges, she chose to forgive them. However, the word "cruel" suggests that her forgiveness may have been an unexpected and challenging response, possibly causing discomfort or guilt for those who wronged her. It highlights Eleanor Roosevelt's strength and resilience, showcasing her ability to rise above negativity and find compassion even in difficult situations.

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By Ralph McGill

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