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May 14, 2004
A Little Bit of Thurgood
Volokh puts a little bit of history on my mind. And so I decided to go look around to hear his oral arguments before the Supreme Court in the Brown case.
- NPR on Marshall's retirement. (Audio)
- Juan Williams on Thurgood Marshall (Audio)
- Seditionists' History.
- Oral Arguments by Marshall in Brown
Thurgood Marshall was a prankster at Lincoln University. There's an old story that he got a cow into the presidents office and fed it a laxative. I didn't know that. But from Juan Williams' story about the beginning Marshall's political consciousness, you get a feeling about his greatness.
Posted by mbowen at May 14, 2004 03:57 PM
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