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anything more than you have, not because we want anything
more than any other American citizen has, but we just
think that this wauJd be an added assurance that each day
of our life would not be filled with so much discrimina-
tion because of our race and color.
THE CHAIRMAN: Delegate Mitchell.
DELEGATE MITCHELL: A point of explanation. I
think Delegate Gill missed Delegate Hardwicke's state-
ment, that he signed -the minority report, and he was
simply acting as a lawyer for his client when he presented
the majority report of the committee.
I would like to clear that up, and Mr. President
will you please instruct the delegates that the vote now
is on whether we shall add sex?
THE CHAIRMAN: No, that is not the vote.
DELEGATE MITCHELL: Isn't it?
THE CHAIRMAN: No. The Chair will state the
question. The time for debate has expired. Delegate
Gill.
DELEGATE GILL: Mr. Chairman, in answer to
Delegate Mitchelt, I would like to say that I did not