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President Lyndon B. Johnson awards the Medal of Freedom to civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph.
L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson, A. Philip Randolph, Gen. Chester Clifton.
-from the LBJ Library
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President Lyndon B. Johnson awards the Medal of Freedom to civil rights leader A. Philip Randolph.

L-R: President Lyndon B. Johnson, A. Philip Randolph, Gen. Chester Clifton.

-from the LBJ Library

Source: lbjlibrary.net

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    Randolph. Imagine a socialist winning something like this nowadays… no way. :(
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