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Marshall

But they didn't accept coloured,so I had to go to Howard

But they didn't accept coloured,
so I had to go to Howard

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00:00:01.000 --> 00:00:04.735
But they didn't accept coloured, so I had to go to Howard.
Duration
6 seconds
Views
59
Timestamp in Movie
00:09:43
Uploaded
Oct 29, 2025
Genres
biography, crime, drama
Production
Chestnut Ridge,Starlight Culture Entertainment Group,Hudlin Entertainment,Stage 6 Films,Open Road Films

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Movie Summary

The story of Thurgood Marshall, the crusading lawyer who would become the first African-American Supreme Court Justice, as he battles through one of his career-defining cases.
An hour and a half each way by bus, - Marshall 00:06
An hour and a half each way by bus,
No. No, it was the best thing that ever happened to me. - Marshall 00:07
No. No, it was the best thing that ever happened to me.
They'd just brought in a new dean, Charles Hamilton Houston. - Marshall 00:05
They'd just brought in a new dean, Charles Hamilton Hou...
Turned that place around, taught me everything I know, - Marshall 00:08
Turned that place around, taught me everything I know,
You bet your ass I did. Soon as I passed the bar. - Marshall 00:05
You bet your ass I did. Soon as I passed the bar.
Spell. Lawyer's here to see you. - Marshall 00:05
Spell. Lawyer's here to see you.
Mr Spell, I'm Thurgood Marshall with the NAACP. - Marshall 00:06
Mr Spell, I'm Thurgood Marshall with the NAACP.
You can go. Got no money for lawyers. - Marshall 00:05
You can go. Got no money for lawyers.
I was at the house but couldn't sleep, so I went to play cards. - Marshall 00:06
I was at the house but couldn't sleep, so I went to pla...
Got back maybe 6:00, 6:30. - Marshall 00:05
Got back maybe 6:00, 6:30.
Yeah, but I don't know their names or nothing. - Marshall 00:05
Yeah, but I don't know their names or nothing.
For an alibi defence, you need witnesses, Joseph. - Marshall 00:05
For an alibi defence, you need witnesses, Joseph.
I don't know. Maybe 3:00 in the morning. - Marshall 00:06
I don't know. Maybe 3:00 in the morning.
I'm telling you this up front. - Marshall 00:05
I'm telling you this up front.
The NAACP, we're not like most lawyers. - Marshall 00:05
The NAACP, we're not like most lawyers.
We only represent innocent people, - Marshall 00:06
We only represent innocent people,
They're grooming him to be senator, I hear. - Marshall 00:05
They're grooming him to be senator, I hear.
Ah. So you like Langston Hughes, huh? - Marshall 00:05
Ah. So you like Langston Hughes, huh?
I just wish he'd do something more worthwhile with his time. - Marshall 00:05
I just wish he'd do something more worthwhile with his ...
- Another bourbon, Mr Marshall? - Sure. - Marshall 00:05
- Another bourbon, Mr Marshall? - Sure.