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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required World’s blackest child is what schoolmates Of Clarence Thomas called him, When they could get away with it. They were black schoolmates mind you So it must have been some insult. Today Thomas is soon to become The longest serving Supreme Court Justice And just like when he was a kid There are a lot who still insult him. If he were a liberal justice he’d be lauded As one of the greatest to have ever served. As it is, he just is one of the greatest Without the praise. It’s a funny thing in America How we so often root for the underdog, The one who rose up from abject poverty To the very top of achievement, Based on merit none-the-less, Only to undermine it all When it turns out the underdog Goes their own way, Is their own person, Especially when they are black and conservative. It’s funny but not in a humorous way. It’s a peculiar thing When some kinds of individuality And remarkable accomplishment Are made into nothing Simply because you “aren’t one of us.” In the old days they called that being bigoted Discriminatory and racist. Today they call it being progressive and woke. Does Justice Thomas care? I doubt it, he lived through worse, And he’s risen above worse. He was, after all, the world’s blackest child And he made that a good thing. (9/18/26)
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