In his televised speech of June 1963, President John F. Kennedy defined the civil rights issue as

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President Kennedy specifically referred to the issue of civil rights as a "moral crisis" and called for a national effort to address it. He emphasized the importance of equality and justice for all Americans, regardless of race, and recognized that this issue required more than just practical solutions, but a moral commitment to ending discrimination.

In His Televised Speech of June 1963, President John F