I want a people who are fearless instead of fearful; men with pride in their ancestry and hope for their posterity, but humble before their God and concerned always with the wants as well as the needs of their fellow human beings.
Lyndon Johnson: “I want a people who are fearless instead of fearful; men with pride in their ancestry and hope for their posterity, but…”
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Commencement Address at the University of Texas.
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