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Clarence Thomas and his Hotep Supreme Court
Notes from America with Kai Wright
The Roots of Black Nationalism
The pro-Black person who is actually just pro-Black men seems to be, that is what we call hotep for those who are not in on it. Thomas gets his roots in this Black nationalism as a campus activist and radical. He starts making this journey to the right during the 1970s but he's primarily a political activist and a political actor. And I mean, so this is the foundation of his Black nationalism.
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