The civil rights document that outlines the goals and strategies for achieving racial equality is the "Freedom Budget for All Americans," which was introduced in 1969 by civil rights leaders. This blueprint aimed to eliminate poverty and achieve racial equality in the United States. It outlined comprehensive strategies for economic empowerment, education, health care access, and living wage standards. The Freedom Budget sought to create a just society by emphasizing economic rights alongside civil rights, illustrating the interconnectedness of racial equality with broader socio-economic challenges.