That's what they're doing in the Department of Labor, moving people off welfare certainly, but that means you need a job and the opportunity at the other end of the spectrum. That's what we're working to do together. A success that the Clinton Administration has had, is due in no small part to the good work that you're doing all across this nation, and we can't thank you enough. Looking at your agenda and looking at all those issues that you're working on, the one common denominator is race. Housing problems are racial problems.
Economic problems are racial problems.
Education problems and education disparities are racial problems. God bless President Clinton for having the courage to put that issue on the table for the American people. The simple, plain, ugly truth is that racism is alive and well in America in 1998, and it's not going to go away if we don't have the courage to admit it, and then the courage to address it. That's what President Clinton says when he says one America. Let's discuss it.