On the recordJanuary 11, 1998
Most Americans really don't like the fact that we have disparate outcomes, and most Americans think anybody that's working hard and needs a hand up ought to get it, to have a fair chance.
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presidency.ucsb.eduMost Americans really don't like the fact that we have disparate outcomes, and most Americans think anybody that's working hard and needs a hand up ought to get it, to have a fair chance.
Remarks in an Outreach Meeting on the President's Initiative on Race
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