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We ought to recognize that this nation is now confronted with one of the greatest issues that we have

had since 1865.

I am speaking of the problem of discrimination in this country based on race, religion, or national origin.

I believe that in general the free world is in a position to move forward with confidence

if we maintain our effort and continue to support

the great causes of freedom. But in this country, we are running this race with one of our

legs in a cast. Our voice is muted. Our friends are embarrassed. Our enemies are gleeful. Welcome to Journey Through Time. I'm Sarah Churchwell.

And I'm David Ulushoge. And David, those words come from a speech that was given to white

civic leaders by the American Secretary of State Dean Rusk in the spring of 1963. And it captures,

I think, a growing sense at the time that America was reaching a turning point, a real point of crisis. And Dean Rusk uses the term turning point

later in the same speech. And that turning point specifically was the treatment of African-Americans,

that it was becoming a national

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