Teddy Roosevelt: “We need men who try to be their poorer brothers’ keepers to the extent of befriending them and working with them so far…”

“We need men who try to be their poorer brothers’ keepers to the extent of befriending them and working with them so far as they are willing; men who work in charitable associations, or, what is even better, strive to get into touch with the wage-workers, to understand them, and to champion their cause when it is just.”