Color of Law
A Letter to Clarence Thomas
Executive Editor
One hundred years ago, blacks had made substantial gains following the Civil War, including two dozen members of Congress, governors and state legislators. Suddenly, all of that disappeared, not because of black ineptitude, but because of white racism, the tyranny of the majority.
Dear Justice Thomas: The purpose of this letter is to discuss with you the changes that are taking place in this nation, and the ways in…
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