A state senator from Georgia condemned the idea of raising a statue dedicated to Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, and used an old American slur to disparage the judge.
Georgia State Senator Emanuel Jones condemned the idea of building a monument to the Supreme Court justice and used racial language.
Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas has been the subject of sharp attacks throughout his tenure since 1991. "Justice Thomas -- one of the greatest Americans in our history, and perhaps the most revolutionary and exceptional jurist of at least the last century -- will never, ever stop paying for the thought crime of beingRadio host Derek Hunter tweeted,"’Know your place!’ - man making sure black men learn Democrats do not want them thinking for themselves."
Sunny McSunnyface, a prominent conservative Twitter account, tweeted,"Clarence Thomas was born to farmer descendants of slaves, grew up poor in the Jim Crow south, and speaks English as a second language. If he voted differently on abortion, Democrats would consider him one of the leading inspirational stories of the modern era."
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