FDR: “Religious intolerance, social intolerance, and political intolerance…”

On the recordNovember 3, 1944

Religious intolerance, social intolerance, and political intolerance have no place in our American life.

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Democratic · New York

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Address at Fenway Park, Boston, Massachusetts

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FDR: “Religious intolerance, social intolerance, and political intolerance have no place in our American life.”