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A report by the Associated Press finds that it is rare for black lawyers to argue cases before the Supreme Court. Several factors account for the dearth of minorities at the court: continuing problems in recruiting and retaining blacks and other minorities at the top law firms; the rise of a small group of lawyers who focus on Supreme Court cases; the decline in civil rights cases that make it to the high court; and the court's dwindling caseload.
Why do you think few black lawyers appear before the Supreme Court?
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Examiner Reader says:
and the responder to your question is white or Black? It is aboout jobs and white folks will not give them up, or hold them for their semi smart kids. Simple racism in the modern world.
Justice Thomas said it best:
The powers-that--be doubt the validity of a Law Degree, when Affirmative Action got the person into law school and kept that person there.
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