Clarence Thomas : a biography / Andrew Peyton Thomas.

San Francisco : Encounter Books, 2001.

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Thomas, Clarence -- 1948-.

Judges -- United States.

Racism -- United States.

Racial discrimination -- United States.

Part one: Iron sharpens iron

1. Two plantations in Georgia

2. Furnaces of the will

Part two: The roots of rebellion

3. A phoenix rises in Pin Point

4. The strongest man in the world

5. Black spot on the White House

6. Dreams denied

Part three: Heretic

7. Years of rage

8. The monkey on his back

9. Apostle to the rednecks

10. Money isn't everything

11. The coattails of St. Jack Part four: The man

12. Call it stormy Monday

13. A new sheriff in town

14. Turkey shoot

15. Running for a second term

16. Thomas becomes a conservative

17. Cloistered, again

Part five: Accused

18. One of us

19. Into the quagmire

20. Soul food

21. Unraveled

22. The empty noose

23. Joy in the morning

Part six: Defender of the framers

24. The stillness of wounded pride

25. Homecoming

26. 1787, a wonderful year

27. Keeping the faith

28. I am a man, a black man, an American

29. Life, liberty, and the open road

30. New horizons.

Includes bibliography and index.

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661 p.: ill.