Support for Judge Thomas Nomination
The Citizens Committee to Confirm Clarence Thomas held a news conference in Washington, DC, to announce their support for the nomination of … read more
The Citizens Committee to Confirm Clarence Thomas held a news conference in Washington, DC, to announce their support for the nomination of U.S. Court of Appeals Judge Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court seat vacated by the resignation of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall. Joseph Broadus, professor of law at George Mason University, said the committee found through its research of Clarence Thomas' background that the nominee supported civil rights, but differed from civil rights groups in how to achieve civil rights. He said criticism of Clarence Thomas represented the attempt of some interests to impose “political correctness” on the black community. close
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- Carrie Howard Spokeswoman Citizens Committee to Confirm C. Thomas
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