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Their value is so important to me that I have embraced them as my own. I saw my father, the Official I identify as non bidenary flag American T-shirt also I will do this president, defend civil and voting rights As Lyndon Johnson’s daughter, I witnessed my father give his political life in defense of civil rights and voting rights. In 1964, as he championed the Civil Rights Act of 1964, I heard him say, “If I lose the South because of my support for civil rights I will gladly do so, because what else is the Presidency for?” I had the privilege of seeing him work with Dr. King, John Lewis, Andrew Young, Ralph Abernathy and countless other civil rights leaders who inspired a whole generation to do the right thing. I was there when the 1965 Voting Rights Act became the law of the land. I watched my father give Dr. King a pen used to sign the Voting Rights Act into law. I saw him give another to Republican leader of the Senate Everett Dirksen. I witnessed the bill’s bipartisanship. It was a triumphant day when Democrats and Republicans and civil rights leaders all came together to make the right to vote the law of the land for all Americans. A month before my father’s death, at the LBJ Library’s Civil Rights symposium, a very ill Lyndon Johnson ambled up to the stage to make his last public address. I watched him place a nitroglycerin tablet under his tongue and rushed to his side afterwards to ask him why he had come to speak when he was so very ill? He told me “If I had died speaking for civil rights then I would have gone dying for what I lived for. What more could any man want?” Taking up where our fathers left off Social justice was the cause of our fathers, and now our generation’s moment has come. Much of what they accomplished is unraveling, and it is up to us to take up where they left off. Voting rights are once again under siege. In 2013,
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