Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently criticized aspects of the landmark Brown v. Board of Education rulings that declared racial segregation in schools illegal, arguing that the judiciary should not decide on the discriminatory nature of congressional maps against Black people.
This criticism came just a week after the 70th anniversary of the historic case.
Thomas asserted that the Supreme Court adopted an overly expansive interpretation of equitable remedies when it instructed schools in 1955 on how to comply with the original 1954 decision.
