Clarence Thomas Quote

The intensity of my feelings was reinforced by other events of the late '60s: the riots, the marches, the sense that something had to be done, done quickly to resolve the issue of race. In college there was an air of excitement, apprehension and anger. We started the Black Students Union. We protested. We worked in the Free Breakfast Program. We would walk out of school in the winter of 1969 in protest.


I Am a Man, a Black Man, an American (1998)


The intensity of my feelings was reinforced by other events of the late '60s: the riots, the marches, the sense that something had to be done, done...

The intensity of my feelings was reinforced by other events of the late '60s: the riots, the marches, the sense that something had to be done, done...

The intensity of my feelings was reinforced by other events of the late '60s: the riots, the marches, the sense that something had to be done, done...

The intensity of my feelings was reinforced by other events of the late '60s: the riots, the marches, the sense that something had to be done, done...