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What Clarence Thomas really thinks
The Gray Area with Sean Illing
The Importance of Black Ownership in the Black Nationalist Tradition
Clarence Thomas was involved with leftist black nationalist movements and then pivots to the right in the 70s. A lot of black nationalists, more at the local level, black power activists and so forth, begin to experiment with basically what we would call forms of capitalism. They no longer believe in the power of politics. What they think is that they have to find some way to get some kind of economic sovereignty.
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