Full equality, it means enjoying all of the rights that everybody else in the country enjoys.
Julian Bond: “Full equality, it means enjoying all of the rights that everybody else in the country enjoys.”
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Julian Bond defines full equality in the context of rights for gays and lesbians.
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All Americans ought to enjoy civil rights, and whatever the court does today, we are going to move a step closer to everyone enjoying these rights.
Full equality means enjoying all of the rights that everybody else in the country enjoys. If everybody else in the country enjoys rights one, two, three and four, you have got to enjoy those rights too.
Of course, it is exactly the same. It's a right that all Americans have and no reason why gay and lesbian people ought not to have these rights too. These are universal rights.
Any time a group of people are denied rights and struggle for their rights, that's a civil rights movement.





