'Self-Black hate' of Clarence Thomas triggered Affirmative Action decision: C-SPAN caller

A caller to C-SPAN's Washington Journal program accused Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas of "self-Black hate."

The Democratic caller, identified as Mary, took issue with a previous Republican caller, who gave the Supreme Court an A+ for banning race as a factor in college admissions.

"The last caller is an example of what's wrong in this country," Mary lamented. "I give the Supreme Court an incomplete F- and zero. Apparently, the Supreme Court has decided that racism is no longer a problem. I beg to differ. They have decided they want to attack gay rights again. They're trying to erase Barack Obama's legacy."

Mary argued that the Supreme Court was a "rogue" institution and blamed Thomas for the recent Affirmative Action decision.

"I believe the decision was made strictly on Clarence Thomas' belief because that man has a lot of self-black hate," the caller continued. "And that's why he hasn't said anything. If you look at all the decisions that he has made, it's been against his own race."

Before concluding, Mary said the Supreme Court should be disbanded, and the U.S. should ratify a new Constitution.

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