When we know what is right, when we know what is just, when we know what is true, then we just must stand up for it, whatever the consequences.
Lyndon Johnson: “When we know what is right, when we know what is just, when we know what is true, then we just must stand up for it…”
On the recordMay 5, 1965
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Remarks at the Presentation of Lifesaver Medals to 13 Members of School Safety Patrols
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