“I couldn’t answer “why.”
Justice Clarence Thomas on the road to Damascus moment in his life in a must-listen to interview on Verdict.
After a protest turned riot in 1970, Clarence Thomas asked God to take hate out of his heart: “I said, ‘If you take hate out of my heart, I will never hate again.’”
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A junior-high kid from Arkansas named Carlos asked to meet all nine Supreme Court Justices. Two said yes.
Clarence Thomas gave him two hours, talking with a kid whose upbringing reminded him of his own.
Before Carlos left, Thomas handed him an Emmitt Smith-signed Super Bowl ticket—with one condition: get A’s next year.
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@data_republican@BuzzPatterson Same here. I recall that this story kind of came and went. I wonder what the impact of Larry's stunt would have been in the Internet age?