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Not since Watergate has the attention of the nation been so completely captivated by events in Washington as it was in the Fall of 1991 during Clarence Thomas's nomination hearings. The combustible mix of race, sex, and the Supreme Court exploded in a scandal that preempted everything the networks had to offer. No soap opera or courtroom drama could equal the capitol games being played as millions watched on television. Timothy Phelps, the Newsday reporter who broke the story about Anita Hill's allegations of sexual harassment against Clarence Thomas, and co-author, Helen Winternitz, present…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1992Hyperion · 458 pages · 9781562829162
JudgesSelection and appointmentSexual harassment of womenUnited StatesUnited States. Supreme CourtThomas, clarence, 1948-Hill, anita, 1956-United states, supreme court