On the record
Differences of occupation, geography, race and religion no longer obscure the nation's fundamental unity in thought and in action.
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gutenberg.orgDifferences of occupation, geography, race and religion no longer obscure the nation's fundamental unity in thought and in action.
This statement reflects Roosevelt's view on the unity of the nation despite its diverse backgrounds.
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