Today in Supreme Court History: July 2, 1908

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7/2/1908: Justice Thurgood Marshall's birthday.

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Dan Schiavetta 5 years ago

A black man who was the anti-Blackman, if you know what I mean. 180 degrees apart in life experience and not coincidentally in viewpoint.

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Steve Brooks 5 years ago

I can even write a Penn State supplemental essay about this day. It will be nice to read more. I enjoy seeing your content.

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