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When Justice Clarence Thomas sat down to be interviewed in 2017 for the documentary Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in his own Words, the vicious attacks from the pro-abortion opponents from his titanic confirmation battle were still fresh in his mind. In the film, Thomas stated, “You really didn’t matter, and your life didn’t matter, what mattered was what they wanted, and what they wanted was this particular issue.”

Commentary On Thursday, the single greatest living American used the occasion of his 74th birthday to remind of ...

He's often ignored because he's a black conservative, but Justice Clarence Thomas has important things to say.

WASHINGTON — Some years ago, as the pandemic was making its first stirrings, I heard from assorted pundits across the fruited plane that America was going to be changed forever. We would never get back to pre-pandemic normalcy. We would be wearing masks unto eternity. We would be importuned to wash our hands every time we entered a public bathroom, perhaps even a private bathroom, possibly even when we walked past an empty bathroom. By the way, do not forget your feet. Wash your hands and your...

On Saturday evening, we celebrated a man for whom I have the greatest respect.

Mark Paoletta and Michael Pack are co-editors of the forthcoming book "Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words," taken from more than 25 hours of interviews with Justice Thomas conducted for the documentary of the same name. Pack produced and directed that film as well as over 15 other nationally broadcast documentaries. Paoletta is an attorney and worked on Justice Thomas’ confirmation.

WASHINGTON -- Some years ago, as the pandemic was making its first stirrings, I heard from assorted pundits across the fruited plane that America was going to be changed forever.

In a new book, Justice Clarence Thomas warns that Supreme Court nominees should never make assurances on contentious issues like Roe v. Wade.

Some years ago as the pandemic was making its first stirrings, I heard from assorted pundits across the fruited plain that America was going to be changed forever.

"The strongest person I’ve ever known was my grandfather," Justice Clarence Thomas says. "What if he had succumbed to circumstances?"