The Ben Shapiro Show Created Equal
Jul 4, 2021
Michael Pack, filmmaker and president of Manifold Productions, dives deep into the life of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas in his latest documentary. He discusses Thomas's humble beginnings and how personal experiences shaped his judicial philosophy. The conversation shifts to the evolving public perception of Thomas post-Anita Hill hearings, exploring racial and gender dynamics in political narratives. Pack also highlights challenges faced by conservative filmmakers regarding censorship and distribution, particularly around a controversial documentary removal during Black History Month.
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Clarence Thomas' Upbringing
- Clarence Thomas grew up in poverty in the segregated South, raised by his grandparents.
- He went to seminary, became a radical, but returned to his faith and became a conservative.
Anita Hill Hearings
- The Anita Hill hearings remain the only thing many on the left remember about Thomas.
- The American public originally didn't believe Hill, but opinions have shifted over time.
Amazon Removal
- Amazon removed Michael Pack's Clarence Thomas documentary during Black History Month.
- They claimed it was an algorithm issue, but haven't reinstated it.