When I Went To Law School, Nobody

When Thurgood Marshall Became A Lawyer, Race Relations In The United States Were Particularly Bad.

Living At The Ymca In Harlem Dramatically Broadened My View Of The World.

We African Americans Have Now Spent The Major Part Of The 20th Century Battling Racism

We Americans Entered A New Phase In Our History - The Era Of Integration - In 1954.

In High School, I Discovered Myself. I Was Interested In Race Relations And The Legal Profession. I Read About Lincoln And That He Believed The Law To Be The Most Difficult Of Professions.