If they can prove you wrong, fine. But if they call you names or say you’re not black, I mean, how stupid is that? Look at me.
Clarence Thomas: “If they can prove you wrong, fine. But if they call you names or say you’re not black, I mean, how stupid is that? Look…”
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Responding to attacks on his identity.
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