On the recordSeptember 9, 1964
The majority says 'yes' to equal rights for all, equal hopes for all, equal happiness for all.
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presidency.ucsb.eduLyndon Johnson: “The majority says 'yes' to equal rights for all, equal hopes for all, equal happiness for all.”
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Remarks in Harrisburg at a Dinner Sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee
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