Reply #1: You forgot her comparison to Thurgood Marshell:

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“What, for example, was ever more political in 20th century Georgia than the question of school desegregation?” Taitz asks. “Surely this distinguished southern judge would have jailed Thurgood Marshall in the 1940s and ’50s for contempt when the future Supreme Court justice repeatedly filed cases demanding on constitutional as well as social and psychological grounds the desegregation of primary and secondary public schools against well-established precedents such as Plessy v. Fergusson …”

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Yes because there is so much similiarity between Desegregation & Civil Rights when you consider Oily's plight of having a man, born in Hawaii, as your president of the United States

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