A Critique of Justice Thurgood

  MarshallThurgood Marshall was the 96th United States Supreme Court associate Justice and the first ever African American for the post. He was born in 1908 and later died in 1993 after serving at the post from 1967 to 1991. He was among the best lawyers during his time before being appointed a Supreme Court Justice by President Lyndon Johnson in 1967. This research synopsis paper will launch a critique against one of America’s great champions, Justice Thurgood Marshall. In many more ways, Justice Thurgood Marshall was and still remains one of America’s great men. His advance from a simple lawyer to one of the country’s finest lawyers, especially to do with the victory in the case of Brown v. Board of Education that saw the Supreme Court desegregate public schools. To cap to it, his intellectual, social, and physical bondage by both law and practice, particularly on racial discrimination, is something to be proud of. His peak was becoming the chair of the US Supreme Court, the fi...