Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled!
I’m a traditional person, and I’ve always thought of marriage as between a man and a woman, but I think this is something that the country is going to work out, and I suspect it will change in time because all of us who are fortunate enough to have really, really close friends — and some of my really, really close friends are gay — don’t want to see them discriminated against. ... whenever one senses that there is discrimination against some group of people, it behooves us as a country to look hard at what we’re doing. - Condoleezza Rice
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Robert Ferdinand Wagner

Career politician, helped pass the National Labor Relations Act AKA the Wagner Act.
Robert Ferdinand Wagner
Birth 1877-06-08Death 1953-05-04
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Anti-Nazi Rally At Madison Square Garden
Started 1933-03-27Ended 1933-03-27
The anti-Nazi rally lead by Rabbi Stephen Wise was a success. It completely filled Madison Square Gardens twenty thousand capacity, and spilled out side of the venue by an estimated thirty five thousand.

Other rallies were held in the United States, and around the world.

Speakers:
Rabbi M. S. Margolies
Catholic and former governor Alfred E. Smith
Methodist Episcopal Church Bishop Francis T. McConnell
Union head William Green
John Haynes Holmes
Senator Robert Wagner
Jewish Writer Samuel Margoshes
Jewish Activist Joseph Tenenbaum
Zionist Chaim Greenberg
Stephen Samuel Wise Moses Sebulun Margolies Alfred Emanuel Smith Francis John McConnell William Green John Haynes Holmes Robert Ferdinand Wagner Samuel Margoshes
National Labor Relations “Wagner” Act
Bill passed to protect people’s right to join a union.
William Green Robert Ferdinand Wagner
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