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Understanding Equality
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Understanding Equality
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Time Frame: 1963
Former Governor Harold Hughes (1922-1996) talks about understanding equality.
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Transcript
When it finally dawned on me, sitting in that governor’s office and looking out that window in 1963, that the people living in the southeast Bottoms had every right I had sitting in that governor’s chair. I was sad. Because I hadn’t realized that before. And no person should ever be elected to sit in that office that doesn’t understand that.
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