It is time for our government leaders to recognize that the people who inhabit even the poorest and most deteriorating of our central cities are our fellow Americans.
Jimmy Carter: “It is time for our government leaders to recognize that the people who inhabit even the poorest and most deteriorating…”
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Address to the U.S. Conference of Mayors in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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