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Ve cannot stop there.
We must keep moving forverd, with now concepts of civil
rights to sefeguard our heritage. The extenaion of civil rights today
means, not protection of the people sgainst the Government, but protection
of the people by the Government.
ARCHIVES **ATIONAL AND
RECORDS
SERVICE"
We must make the Federal Government a friendly, vigilant
defender of the rights and equalities of all Americans.
AND MEAN AGAIN ALL 1
As Inericans, ve bolievo that every man should be free to
live bie life es ho vishes. He should be limited only by his responai-
Mility to bie fellow countrymen. If this freedom is to be more than
BE GOORANTEED
a drosm, each zean nust have aquality of opportunity. The only limit
n
to en American's achievement should be hie ability, bis industry and
hie character. The roverda for bie offort abould be determined only by
these truly rolevant qualities.
Our immodiate task is to remove the lest remants of the
berriere which atand between millions of our citizona and their birthright.
There is no justifiable reason for discrimination because of ancestry,
or religion, or reco, or color.
Ve mast not tolerate euch linitations on the freedou of any
of our peogle and on thoir enjoyment of the baate rights which every
citizen in a truly democratic society muat possess.
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