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48) The artist of this cartoon is commenting upon which of the following topics?A) The First Lady's unusually active involvement in politics which included increasing the rightsof women.B) Eleanor Roosevelt's support for a solution to the serious public transportation problem in thecity of Washington D.C.C) The dangers faced by women drivers who are willing to pick up hitchhikers.D) The Democratic party's failure to include women's issues in its political agenda.E) Failure of Congress to pass the Equal Rights Amendment for women.
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