Martin Luther King, Jr. called the country to act on the issue of racial injustice.

John F. Kennedy described the enriching benefits and long lasting impact of Peace Corps.

John F. Kennedy emphasized the shared fight against the threats to the nation and why freedom, a value meaningful to the nation, must be protected.

Dwight D. Eisehower gave his farewell address, elaborating on uniting despite differences and providing opportunity to all.

Margaret Chase Smith explained how Americans need to think as citizens and not by political party.

Franklin D. Roosevelt discussed how much democracy has endured.

In-mut-too-yah-lat-lat (Chief Joseph) elaborated on the need to acknowledge native Americans.

Susan B. Anthony's "On Women's Right to Vote" – excerpt from "Norman Rockwell in Virtual Reality - The Four Seasons"

Frederick Douglass shared that the Fourth of July may have certain meaning to some but a different meaning to others.