Brotherhood/Sisterhood Week reminds us, therefore, not only of our heritage of tolerance and opportunity, but of the responsibility all of us have to celebrate our belonging by achieving and contributing to the fullest extent of our abilities.
Message on the Observance of Brotherhood/Sisterhood Week, February 16-22, 1986
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