Equality

I'll keep fighting to put that dream within the reach of all Americans.

Your generation has grown up more accepting and tolerant of people for who they are, regardless of race or gender or religious belief, regardless of creed or sexual orientation.

I want a confident America where, yes, everybody makes sacrifices, but nobody bears all the burden.

Today reminds us that across countries and cultures, people everywhere, women and men, share rights and aspirations that are universal

LGBT rights are not special rights; they are human rights.

His words remind us that we must all work together on behalf of a world in which the fundamental human rights that all people deserve are protected.

We can't start singling out people because of who they look like or how they talk or how they dress.

One promise of America is freedom, freedom for all.

It shall be the policy of the Council to provide appropriate information and assistance to the major party candidates on an equal basis and without regard for party affiliation.

You can make a difference, because intelligence and effort and dreams are equally distributed throughout the world.

Today is an opportunity to recommit ourselves to confronting injustice wherever we find it and upholding the dignity of all people.

The gift of that Almighty to each man, woman, and child on the face of the Earth is freedom.

You shouldn't have less opportunity because you are a single mom.

His efforts to extend the full promise of America to all its citizens have helped bring our Nation closer to its founding ideals.

Her beautiful book, To Kill a Mockingbird, helped focus the Nation on the turbulent struggle for equality.

We want a system based on fairness - not special favors.

The Legislative Black Caucus has fought for a more equal and just government that represents all Californians, not just those with money and access.

We must never forget that every American has a right to a fair shot at success, and that we must do all we can to make that a reality.