Smithsonian gives Clarence Thomas a spot in African-American history museum

The Washington Times ^ | Sept 25, 2017 | Bradford Richardson

[jazusamo]

After not appearing in the museum for most of its inaugural year, Clarence Thomas now has a spot in the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

Linda St. Thomas, chief spokesperson for the Smithsonian Institution, said the museum installed an exhibition case called “The Supreme Court” honoring both black justices who have sat upon the nation’s highest court.

[jazusamo]

Good...Better late than never, the leftists must be seething.

[linear]

How noble of them.

[Red Badger]

That’s mighty white of them.................

[vladimir998]

Yes, it’s mighty white of those Liberal whites to do the obvious. Finally.

[Leep]

I bet if he were white..oh,wait.

[falcon99]

Ah, that was nice of them. But notice, it couldn’t be about the man, they had to pair him with a liberal under the topic: Supreme Court.

[OttawaFreeper]

Do they have spots for Condi Rice and Colin Powell? I can recall Harry Belafonte’s “house servants” remark about the both of them he made on “Larry King Live” and being made quite very disappointed with Belafonte (even though I guess I should not have been surprised).

[C19fan]

Never stepping foot inside that place. Would rather see the Hope Diamond for the 1000th time.

[elcid1970]

I quit reading Smithsonian magazine when they went off the lefty deep end like Nat Geo.

Surprised they didn’t depict Justice Thomas as Stepin Fetchit.

Or next to a Thurgood Marshall figure scowling disapprovingly.

[CharlesOConnell]

I believe you Anita.

[V K Lee]

It’s about damn time.
To fail to do so would only highlight the opposite side of the square cube they call a head. Two faced is a condition learned from experience.

[Rebelbase]

Right next to the Anita Hill exhibit?

[Mase]

Now where is Thomas Sowell?

[ontap]

Bastards had to be shamed into it!!!!

[jazusamo]

You’re right on.

[a fool in paradise]

Any mention of Anita Hill in his display?