The image is a photograph of a black background with a quote written in white text. The quote reads, "Many people, even some who sincerely admire him, will differ from some of his ideas and some of the ways of doing things. His style and doing things is individual, is his own, and as in the case of other great men, does not conform to the usual standards. But however often we may differ from him, we are conscious all the time of his sincerity, his fundamentalness, and universal humanity. He always acts as a great human, with deep sympathy for all classes and all races and especially for the under-dog. His out-look has nothing sectional about it, but is distinguished by that universal and eternal humanity which is the hall-mark of true greatness of spirit." The text is written in a simple, sans-serif font and is centered on the image.