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Article: Remarks in apology to African-Americans on the Tuskegee experiment. (Bill Clinton speech)(Transcript)
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- Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents
- Article date:
- May 19, 1997
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May 16, 1997
Ladies and gentlemen, on Sunday, Mr. Shaw will celebrate his 95th birthday. I would like to recognize the other survivors who are here today and their families: Mr. Charlie Pollard is here. Mr. Carter Howard. Mr. Fred Simmons. Mr. Simmons just took his first airplane ride, and he reckons he's about 110 years old, so I think it's time for him to take a chance or two. [Laughter] I'm glad he did. And Mr. Frederick Moss, thank you, sir. I would also like to ask three family representatives who are here - Sam Doner is represented by his daughter, Gwendolyn Cox. Thank you, Gwendolyn. Ernest Hen-don, who is watching in Tuskegee, is represented by his brother, ...
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