The speech publicly defined Johnson's sweeping domestic policy agenda that shaped major 1960s legislation on civil rights, education, health, and anti-poverty programs.
President Lyndon B. Johnson delivered a commencement address at the University of Michigan outlining his 'Great Society' domestic agenda, emphasizing federal action on poverty, education, civil rights, and urban issues.
The speech publicly defined Johnson's sweeping domestic policy agenda that shaped major 1960s legislation on civil rights, education, health, and anti-poverty programs.
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