Clarence Thomas: “Here's what I've asked people. I said, ‘When I was a kid, the Savannah Public Library was segregated.’”

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.

There seems to be this overwhelming pressure for us to agree with the prevailing notions which I consider almost illusory in a sense.

I mean, how stupid is that? Look at me.

Then my question is, why is it then that you have a problem with me embracing certain ideas in certain books? What's the difference?’