Clarence Thomas: “I said, 'What about if they said you couldn't go to certain stacks?’ Well, that would be wrong.”

We had this saying [that there are] only two things I have to do: stay Black and die.

He always says what he thinks, but he never tells you to say what he wants you to think.

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.

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