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Thurgood Marshall:
I thought it was president Eisenhower's duty to stand up, to tell the country that Brown is the law of the land! And use his executive power to enforce the decision. But do you know what Ike said when they asked him about it? He said he didn't have an opinion one way or the other. If I could fought World War II the way he fought the civil rights, we'd all be speaking German today
I thought it was president Eisenhower's duty to stand up, to tell the country that Brown is the law of the land! And use his executive power to enforce the decision. But do you know what Ike said when they asked him about it? He said he didn't have an opinion one way or the other. If I could fought World War II the way he fought the civil rights, we'd all be speaking German today
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See I thought it was President Eisenhower's duty
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to stand up tell the country that Brown is the law of the land
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and use his executive power to enforce the decision
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But do you know what Ike said when they asked him what he thought about it
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He said he didn't have an opinion one way or the other
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If Ike had fought World War II
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the way he fought for civil rights we'd all be speaking German today
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Movie Summary
Prior to his appointment to United States Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall worked as a lawyer for the NAACP. This one man play tells the story of his role in the civil rights movement and the people that influenced him.
