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Dildos are mean

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HE Fought for equal rights ha did not like people being mean to him. They were being really direspectfull.Like acting like dildos, and he fought or his life because he did not like dildos

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oof

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He fought for equal rights.

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I thought was weird about him is that after his first wife died then he married again and had children.

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He successfully defended 4 black men who were convinced of murder.

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He helped end segregation and stood along side Martin Luther King Jr.

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He fought for equal rights and was with color, because he was with color a lot of people didn't like him.

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after he failed at making his own practice he keep trying and he deffended 4 black men who were convinced of murder

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He fought for equal rights for his race

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hee`s a cool dode because he fought for equal right even if it was illegal by chase E

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He worked for African Americans to have equal rights.

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he was a black man and wasent scared to fight for his wrights

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He was the first African American on the Supreme Court

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He successfully defended four black men that were convicted of murder.

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He made it to Harvard and eventually was the first African American on the supreme court and fought for equal rights and he helped take out segregation in school.

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Thurgood Marshall fought for colored people rights.

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He Fought for equal rights for all people

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He gave freedem to the white and the black people

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he fought for equal rights and was very determined. he also made it to harvard one of the best law schools you can go to. he also graduated from Howard Magna Cum Laude "with great honor," in 1933.

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He fought for equal rights

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He found for rights

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he was very very good student in high school and made to be the first black man to make it to harvared university.

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he made human fights and he  got arrested for fighting for there rights

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He faught so there wasn't separation by skin color and made it so Licons laws to stop color segregation were stronger.

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hello

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he found a way for everyone to be equal

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He was a cool person because stood up for what was right. Then he also made history as the first black supreme court justice.

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he was cool because he belived in that everyone had there owm rights and had a very succseful life and changed the way many people live in america so he was a very cool dude

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Thurgood Marshall was arrested for sitting in a Wight persons seat because he was black. He did not want to sit in the cold car so he sat in the wight persons seat. He eventually was able to pass the law that segregation was not aloud.

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He fought for the rights for all people no matter what they looked like or where they were from. He never gave up and determined.

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Thurgood Marshal was a "kewl dude" due to his actions. He was an 'Above average" student, and had much success with his education, with defending black men and women, and overall succeeded in life.

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He was a cool dude because he fought for peoples rights. He never gave up even when he was not successful, he kept trying.

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he was a cool dude because he fought for the rights and he also just wanted everyone to be equal

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Thurgood Marshall is a cool guy because he changed the opinion of a bunch of people because he believed that Black and white people should have the same rights. We are all equal

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Marshall stands alongside Martin Luther King Jr.

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Landon Lazarek, He fought for equal rights and for people to be equal. He was a kool dude.

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He fought for equal rights

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He was cool because he was the first African american to work in the supreme court

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Emma staertow, Thurgood fought or the black peoples rights. also he was a very determined person and never gave up.

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He fought for all people and there rights no matter what because he knows how it feels

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he is a cool dude because he was the the first African american man to be in the highest position of the supreme court.

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be happy

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noooooooooooooooo really

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Worked for NAACP

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Made a law firm

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Later, he won brown v board of education. This was a huge victory for him and the civil rights movement.

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Marshall graduated from Howard magna cum laude, "with great honor," in 1933.

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Marshall graduated from Howard magna cum laude, "with great honor," in 1933.

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Had enough education to get into almost any collage

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Marshall served for 24 years on the court and during those years, Republican presidents chose eight new justices. The court was changing. Marshall's ideas about a person's rights were not supported by the other justices.                                                                                            ~ Jyzell Brooks

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Marshall graduated from Howard magna cum laude, "with great honor," in 1933.

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Attended Lincoln University

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Thurgood Marshall  won Murray v. Pearson, a case that had an impact on civil rights

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Father worked at a exclusive club

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He ascended into the Supreme Court in 1967

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He graduated with honors

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Marshall stands alongside Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X as one of the most important figures of the American civil rights movement. ~ Jyzell Brooks

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He successfully defended black men that had been convicted of murder on the basis of confessions coerced from them by police.

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He got married in 1929 until his wifes death

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in 1967, President Johnson made Marshall a judge on the U.S. Supreme Court. He was the first African-American judge.

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He became a supreme court judge, The first African american to work in the supreme court.

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Marshall attended Lincoln University, a black college in Pennsylvania. He was part of a noteworthy class                                                                                                                                     ~Jyzell brooks

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He was an above-average student and was a star member of the debate team

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He was an above-average student and was a star member of the debate team.                              ~ Jyzell Brooks

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The President made him a judge on a improtant district court.

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He helped inspire the American Civil Rights Movement

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Thurgood Marshall had made over 100 rules and none were over turned

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He won the Brown v. Board of Education case, one of the ways the Supreme Court ended racial segregation in public schools

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Marshall graduated from Howard magna cum laude, "with great honor," in 1933.

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He opened his own office in Baltimore

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Marshall attended Baltimore's Colored High and Training School                                                   ~Jyzell brooks

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He memorized the entire constitution.

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Marshall argued and won a variety of cases to strike down many forms of legalized racism,

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He won the Brown v. Board of Education case. Marshall attended law at Howard University

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Thurgood Marsall memorized the entire US constitution when he was in high school.

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help't build civil rights

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He successfully defended four black men who had been forced by police to confess to a murder. ~~ Alexa

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Thurgood Marshall's greatest accomplishment was fighting for equality for all people. He also impacted us/was a cool dude by making ever person in this world equal to others.

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Marshall was an above-average student at what is now known as Frederick Douglass High School

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He worked for equality for African Americans, he ended racial segregation, and he was an above average student

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He won Brown v. Board

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He was a lawyer for the Nation Association for the Advancement of Colored People

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He was appointed to the Supreme Court in 1967, and served for 24 years

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Ella Clark   Thurgood marshal was a cool dude  because he went to Howard university for law school and he memorized the entire us constitution

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He got into Harvard Law School

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He helped end racial segregation in schools

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Hi father worked at a private club

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In 1954, he won the Brown v. Board of Education case, in which the Supreme Court ended racial segregation in public schools.

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He was an above average student and was a star member of the debate team.

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He went to collage with Kwame Nkrumah,Langston Hughes, and Cab Calloway

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He was lit/dope because he didn’t stand down when he first tried, he never gave up. He kept trying and trying. He when to university of Howard. I feel that because he was smart that it helped him make a change. Everything he put his mind too he completed. He’s DOPE for making a change in black peoples life.

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His father, William, the grandson of a slave, worked as a waiter at a private club.                         ~Jyzell Brooks

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In 1961, President John F. Kennedy made Thurgood Marshall a judge on an important court. In 1965, President Lyndon B. Johnson made Marshall the country's lawyer at the Supreme Court. He won 14 of his 19 cases there.

Supreme Court Justice

Then in 1967, President Johnson made Marshall a judge on the U.S. Supreme Court. He was the first African-American judge.

Marshall worked hard to protect a person's rights. Roe v. Wade gave women the right to choose to have an abortion. Furman v. Georgia ended the death penalty in the United States for many years. Marshall said it was unconstitutional because it was too cruel.

Marshall worked for 24 years on the court. During his years the court was changing. New judges had different ideas about a person's rights. The court changed some rules. It allowed the death penalty again. Rules changed about abortion. Marshall retired from the Supreme Court in 1991.

Death And Legacy

Thurgood Marshall died on January 24, 1993. He was 84.

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