Description
Drawing on exclusive conversations and his own experiences as a Supreme Court clerk and advocate, this book presents an intimate portrait of Clarence Thomas and his enduring influence on American constitutional law. It traces Thomas’s journey from poverty and segregation in Georgia through formative encounters with racism, political idealism, and public controversy to his place on the nation’s highest court. Along the way, it explores themes of independence, resilience, faith, self-reliance, and the Constitution’s role as the ultimate authority in American life. Both a biography and a spirited defense of Thomas’s judicial philosophy, the book offers a timely perspective on one of the most consequential and debated figures in modern American jurisprudence.
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paperback
Penguin Group
Published Aug 25, 2026
337 pages
ISBN: 9798217181193
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First Published
2026
Language
eng
Content Warnings
Content and trigger warnings for Going Further by Ted Cruz.