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(1) When the first settlers opened the door of America
three and a half centuries ago, they came to escape
persecution and to find opportunity --- and they left WIDE
the door of welcome for others to follow.
(2) When the thirteen colonies declared their independence
almost two centuries ago, they opened the door to
a new vision of liberty and of human fulfillment --
not just for an elite, but for all.
(3) To the generations that followed, America's was
the open door that beckoned millions from the old
world to the new in search of a better life, a freer
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life, a fuller life, in which by their own decisions
they could shape their own destinies.
1. For the black American, the Indian, the
Mexican-American, and for those others in
our land who have not had an equal chance,
the nation at last has begun to confront the
need to press open the door of full and equal
opportunity, and of human dignity.
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