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Lyndon Johnson: “The majority says 'yes' to equal rights for all, equal hopes for all, equal happiness for all.”

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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Lyndon Johnson
Democratic · Texas

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Remarks in Harrisburg at a Dinner Sponsored by the Pennsylvania State Democratic Committee

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