In discussions throughout the country of the problems of immigration it is significant that few, if any, of the men and women who have had extended o… - Lillian Wald

Florence Nightingale lifted the vague, casual, though kindly and devoted, feeling of women into organized, efficient and invaluable service; she enlarged the nurse’s vision to sympathy for great groups outside her family or particular tribe.

The conception of religion has extended from the individual to society; a true religion fills the need of both. Economics and government and a rational view of religion are based on human needs; and fundamental human needs underlie the so-called labor and women’s movements.

The immigrant brings in a steady stream of new life and new blood to the nation. (p306)