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We must learn to judge people, not by their color or race or creed, but rather by their worth as human beings.

— Walter Reuther Address before the Indian Council on World Affairs (1956)

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Only in an atmosphere of freedom can the creative genius of the human spirit find full expression.

Address before the Indian Council on World Affairs (1956)

Let us never forget that he who would serve God must prove that he is worthy by serving man.

Closing address at the final convention of the Congress of Industrial Organizations (1955)

This is our goal—a world of peace, freedom, and social justice for all people everywhere.

Address before the Berlin Freedom Rally (1959)

Free management must realize that in a free society there is no substitute for the voluntary discharge of social responsibility.

Address accepting the Presidency of the CIO (1952)

We have to reassert the sovereignty of people above profits in America.

Opening address of the twelfth constitutional convention of the UAW (1949)

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