And unless this work wins the day, and unless we are successful in what we are trying to do, we may all be consumed, without discrimination, by the fires of hate and bigotry.
Lyndon Johnson: “And unless this work wins the day, and unless we are successful in what we are trying to do, we may all be consumed…”
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Remarks at the White House Conference on Equal Employment Opportunities
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