THurgood Marshel was born in 1908 at the cusp of civil right in america, He was a black man whose father believed he should never argue unless he thought he could win and his mother was a who made less then the other teachers who were white. when marshel discovered this it upset him however to further his anger when he applied to the maryland university of law school he was denied because the university was an all white school. marchell took this as a persanle insult and decided later in life to go after his former choosen school for ignoring the constittution and denying black student entrence into their ranks, he even filed a suit against the school his mother worked at to make the school pay he more.
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to even speculate such a thought is almost beyond comrehension. the 1965 was a much more different era then the previouse years when it comes to gender a racial tensions. for intences martin luther king jr. was born in 1929 while marshell was celebrating his 21st birthday. did marashal and king know ech? did king see him give a speach of some sort and saw a rolemodle in the older man? there are many peoplpe of the later years that could have been touched by marshel radicle ideas of how to agrue the constiutional right of the minroty. I believe if marshel had been born in 1965 we maynot be as far as we are in our views of what the genreal thought of race a color might be. for intences the 60’s were are about love peace and harmony people did genteal protest, for the most part, and arguing ones point in a acourt of law would seem odd for a person born in this era. However marshell was still alive in this era but he choose to use the law to make a difference and worked hard for it as you can see by his being made suprem courtjustice in 1967. and while marshal did hold a high office in the NAACP marshel never cared for the postion due to the issue that he did not like a lot of the ways the comapany helped (cite) Marshalls attitude would not be one that would fit well in with this time. he argued his point if he thought he could win and kept his silence until he had
to began his task of getting blacks …show more content…
to even speculate such a thought is almost beyond comrehension. the 1965 was a much more different era then the previouse years when it comes to gender a racial tensions. for intences martin luther king jr. was born in 1929 while marshell was celebrating his 21st birthday. did marashal and king know ech? did king see him give a speach of some sort and saw a rolemodle in the older man? there are many peoplpe of the later years that could have been touched by marshel radicle ideas of how to agrue the constiutional right of the minroty. I believe if marshel had been born in 1965 we maynot be as far as we are in our views of what the genreal thought of race a color might be. for intences the 60’s were are about love peace and harmony people did genteal protest, for the most part, and arguing ones point in a acourt of law would seem odd for a person born in this era. However marshell was still alive in this era but he choose to use the law to make a difference and worked hard for it as you can see by his being made suprem courtjustice in 1967. and while marshal did hold a high office in the NAACP marshel never cared for the postion due to the issue that he did not like a lot of the ways the comapany helped (cite) Marshalls attitude would not be one that would fit well in with this time. he argued his point if he thought he could win and kept his silence until he had