Thurgood Marshall was the first African-American named to the Supreme Court. He opposed segregation and fought for racial equality in a world of prejudice. Marshall held firmly to his beliefs of an equal America and worked hard to bring freedom, justice, equality, and respect to all people, including blacks, women, the homeless, and the mentally ill.

This book was left in the Little Free Library. It was released for the Never Judge a Book by its Cover release challenge. (On the cover, Thurgood Marshall is wearing glasses.)
This book previously was a library book at the Kulshan Middle School in Bellingham, Washington, but the school has donated a huge amount of books to the Habitat for Humanity Thrift Store.