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We have come a long way, but we have a long way to go, and part of that distance is in our very own mind.

— Betty Ford Speech at Great Cleveland International Women's Year Conference (excerpts) (1975)

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As the barriers against freedom for Americans because of race or religion have fallen, the freedom of all has expanded. The search for human freedom can never be complete without freedom of women.

Speech at Great Cleveland International Women's Year Conference (excerpts) (1975)

The long road to equality rests on achievement of women and men in altering how women are treated in every area of everyday life.

Speech at Great Cleveland International Women's Year Conference (excerpts) (1975)

I think that there are sane women that probably have their husbands around the house more than they'd like. And then there are those that wish their husbands were home more.

Freedom for women to be what they want to be will help complete the circle of freedom America has been striving for 200 years.

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