Clarence Thomas: Identity, Politics, and Controversy

This chapter explores the connections between Black figures in the Reagan administration and apartheid South Africa, particularly focusing on Clarence Thomas's controversial actions during his tenure at the EEOC. It critiques his policies on discrimination and sexual harassment, revealing the tension between his personal narrative and the realities of his upbringing. Additionally, the chapter humorously speculates on the challenges of Supreme Court confirmation hearings, providing a critical yet light-hearted look at the political landscape.