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Clarence Thomas, the youngest and most controversial member of the Supreme Court, could become the longest-serving justice in history, influencing American law for decades to come. Who is this enigmatic man? And what does he believe in?Judging Thomas tells the remarkable story of Clarence Thomas's improbable journey from hardscrabble beginnings in the segregated South to the loftiest court in the land. With objectivity and balance, author Ken Foskett chronicles Thomas's contempt for upper-crust blacks who snubbed his uneducated, working-class roots; his flirtation with the priesthood and,…
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3 editions- Ebook · English · 2007HarperCollins · 9780061358876
- Paperback · English · 2005Harper Paperbacks · 368 pages · 9780060527228
- Other · English · 2004Morrow · 339 pages · 9780060527211
JudgesOfficials and employeesUnited States. Supreme CourtUnited StatesNonfictionBiography & AutobiographyPoliticsSelection and appointment
