Ketanji Brown Jackson Blasts Clarence Thomas in Affirmative Action Dissent
Thomas accused the court's newest justice of casting all Black people as victims and wanting to "reallocate society’s riches by racial means."
June 29, 2023
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Thomas accused the court's newest justice of casting all Black people as victims and wanting to "reallocate society’s riches by racial means."
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