A majority must take into account the proper interest of a minority if the decisions of the majority are to be accepted.
Gerald Ford: “A majority must take into account the proper interest of a minority if the decisions of the majority are to be accepted.”
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Address to the 29th Session of the General Assembly of the United Nations
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