Maybe they helped the Civil Rights Movement, or maybe the Civil Rights Movement would have happened regardless of what the UN did. But at the same time, you have ideas like apartheid. You had racism and discrimination in South Africa from the beginning of colonial rule, but it was actually at the exact same time as this declaration that the official policy of apartheid, of government-sanctioned discrimination, of government-sanctioned segregation, preventing racial mingling, came into effect and lasted all the way until 1991. And so one could make an argument, maybe things would have been worse without the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, or maybe the Universal Declaration of Human Rights really wasn't in a situation to actually affect things like this. In many of the countries around the world, not just the orange ones, but often in many of the green ones as well, you continue to see things that go against those ideas of universal human rights. Even if the UN passes something, and if one country doesn't want to abide by it, what action can the other countries take? Economic action, maybe sanctions, maybe military action, and to what degree are people actually willing to do that?