Equality

Every child born in this country should be able to grow up to be successful.

Every American should have the opportunity for a first-class education.

America is the first nation in history founded on an idea: On the unshakable certainty that all men are created equal.

All you need to make a difference in America is a fair shot at it, a fair chance.

We cannot build an America worthy of its people if we do not extend real opportunity to everyone regardless of race, creed, and background.

The day of Jim Crow is gone.

I think we have got to guarantee women's rights in the Constitution of the United States of America.

I'm committed to securing for all the children in America an equal chance to learn and to dream and to excel.

He believed that teachers ought to be treated fairly.

We value, as do the people of Kenya, the worth of one individual human being.

My decision to register women is a recognition of the reality that both women and men are working members of our society.

Equal obligations deserve equal rights.

Every person deserves the opportunity to succeed and contribute to society.

Every person deserves to live in a society that values fairness and equality.

The values of our nation are rooted in a commitment to justice, equality, and respect for all people.

Every citizen's voice should and does count.

Our concern for human rights must begin at home, and the rights of citizenship must be protected, regardless of sex.

Our nation benefits when all women may enter the mainstream of American life, and their talents and abilities are valued and rewarded.