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Rosa Parks said of the Supreme Court nomination of Clarence Thomas in 1991: "His confirmation to the highest court in the land would not represent a step forward in the road to racial progress but A viral tweet purportedly quoted Rosa Parks on Clarence Thomas, commentary which was both authentic and surprisingly obscure; the Library of Congress’ transcript was absent from our initial Google search results. Parks wrote the commentary in a letter dated September 13 1991, with the subject line “On the Nomination of Judge Clarence Thomas.” When controversial U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas first assumed office on October 23, 1991, civil rights icon Rosa Parks was still very much alive and highly in opposition to his Rosa Parks is not the only American giant of ideology that has spoken out against Thomas. Judith Butler, a well-known philosopher and gender theorist, also spoke on Clarence Thomas after the recent Dobbs ruling in a piece published by Verso Books. Photo: Getty Images. A Twitter post is going viral after it resurfaced civil rights icon Rosa Parks’ thoughts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas‘ confirmation in 1991.. Jeanne Theoharis Title Rosa Parks Papers: Writings, Notes, and Statements, 1956-1998; Statements; Nomination of Clarence Thomas, 1991; Names Parks, Rosa, 1913-2005. Clip 1: Explain her experience during the 1991 confirmation hearing for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Clip 2: What was the underlying foundation for what Rosa Parks taught that H.H Rosa L. Parks always spoke the truth. On September 13, 1991, she did just that in her warning against naming Clarence Thomas to the Supreme Court. She made clear Thomas would represent a U-turn, regarding civil rights. He has proved to be worse doing damage to integrity and honesty. See in By Her Side. By Her Side 'Northstar is truth. Image 2 of Rosa Parks Papers: Writings, Notes, and Statements, 1956-1998; Statements; Nomination of Clarence Thomas, STATEMENT OF MS ROSA PARKS On the Nomination of Judge Clarence Thomas To the United States Supreme Court September 13 1991 Without a doubt Judge Thomas has achieved a remarkable success in Rosa Parks on Clarence Thomas: ‘His Confirmation to the Highest Court in the Land '” Fact Checks , Viral Content / By Kim LaCapria / July 5, 2022 A viral quote on Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas attributed to Rosa Parks circulated on social media in July 2022. When controversial U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas first assumed office on October 23, 1991, civil rights icon Rosa Parks was still very much alive and highly in opposition of his confirmation. “The Struggle ContinuesThe Struggle ContinuesThe Struggle Continues” an elderly Rosa Parks wrote over and over on a drugstore bag. Too often Rosa Parks is celebrated as the ‘quiet’ and “accidental’ heroine of a movement long since run its course when the actual Rosa Parks thought there was much more work to be done. A Twitter post is going viral after it resurfaced civil rights icon Rosa Parks’ thoughts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas‘ confirmation in 1991. Jeanne Theoharis , a distinguished professor at Brooklyn College, shared a letter from Parks , dated September 13, 1991, which begins by commending Thomas for this career and strides before Rosa Parks on Clarence Thomas: "His confirmation to the highest court in the land would not represent a step forward in the road to racial progress but a u-turn on that road. His statements on Brown v. Board of Education case..and even on the Roe v. Wade to me indicate 14K votes, 469 comments. Rosa Parks on Clarence Thomas: "His confirmation to the highest court in the land would not represent a step forward in the In the 1970s, ’80s and ’90s, she continued to press for change in the criminal justice system, in school and housing inequality, in jobs and welfare policy and in foreign policy. She worked in U.S. Rep. John Conyers’s office and spoke out against Clarence Thomas’s nomination to the Supreme Court, dismayed by his poor record on civil rights. Did Rosa Parks Say Thomas' Confirmation Would Be 'U-Turn' on Road to Racial Progress? Written by: Manuscript/Mixed Material Image 2 of Rosa Parks Papers: Writings, Notes, and Statements, 1956-1998; Statements; Nomination of Clarence Thomas, 1991 Back to Search Results About this Item Photo: Getty ImagesA Twitter post is going viral after it resurfaced civil rights icon Rosa Parks’ thoughts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas‘ confirmation in 1991.Jeanne Theoharis, a distinguished professor at Brooklyn College, shared a letter from Parks, dated September 13, 1991, which begins by commending Thomas for this career A Twitter post is going viral after it resurfaced civil rights icon Rosa Parks' thoughts on Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas' confirmation in 1991.. Jeanne Theoharis, a distinguished professor at Brooklyn College, shared a letter from Parks, dated September 13, 1991, which begins by commending Thomas for this career and strides before warning what his confirmation could mean for the nation.
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