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Created Equal: Clarence Thomas in His Own Words is a movie starring Clarence Thomas, Joe Biden, and Anita Hill. A controversial figure, loved by some, reviled by others, few know much more than a few headlines and the recollections...

Starring: Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas, Ginni Thomas, Joe Biden

Genres: Documentary

Director: Michael Pack

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Stars	Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas, Ginni Thomas, Joe Biden
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Description	A controversial figure, loved by some, reviled by others, few know much more than a few headlines and the recollections of his contentious confirmation battle with Anita Hill. A story truly and fully, without cover-ups or distortions.

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Cynthia Lawrence

Tuesday, 09 Feb 2021 06:59

Clarence Thomas was, by all accounts, a stellar Supreme Court Justice and, if you are a citizen of the United States, a man that everyone should be proud of. In this documentary he discusses his experiences in the bench and how he has dealt with the law throughout his career. His candid style and touching story tells the story of a man who is among the most decorated legal people in history, and a man that deserves to be recognized as such. A man who deserves to be remembered by every American for the work that he has done in the federal courts, and by the people of this country for the way he has fought for civil rights. It is this story that makes this documentary so special. I highly recommend watching this film, it will leave you with a very positive feeling and will remind you of how amazing he is and will have left you with a great sense of pride for the man and his legacy. This documentary should be seen by everyone, and the man deserves all the credit he can get, and this film will give him that. A+

Thursday, 21 Jan 2021 01:16

What can I say. I have just finished watching this film and can't even begin to express my feelings for it. The interview portion of the film is fantastic and the producer/director make this look like a documentary. I really think that this film is a great tool for anyone interested in studying or trying to improve themselves as a person. I can't believe I'm writing a comment about this, but I'm really really happy that this film was released so many years after it was made. This film is a must see. If you're looking for a personal, honest, well produced, accurate, and all around important film, I highly recommend this film. This is not just an activist film, this is an all around truth to power film.

Thursday, 14 Jan 2021 09:01

I found it very interesting that in this film, we have former Chief Justice Clarence Thomas talking about the time he spent in a drug court. We learn from him how he wanted to become a lawyer, but he was forced to do some prison time. I also think he talks about the time he was wrongfully convicted and tried, and we see what happens to him. This really makes me think about the way the system works, and how it is supposed to work. I think it's important to get to know someone who has done something like this, and see what kind of things it has taken to get them where they are. This film really gives you a picture of what it's like to be in a system that takes people from good to bad, and the people who support that system, how it affects them, and what they think is right. If you are a criminal, and you know that you can get out, or you have the money to help people in need, I recommend watching this movie.

Tuesday, 15 Dec 2020 16:09

This is an amazing film. When I saw it I didn't know what to expect, but I was surprised. What really made the film for me is the fact that the people behind this were actually qualified. The people that worked on this film had a lot of experience in the film industry and knew how to make a great movie. The dialogue in the film is flawless. There are only two things that I felt were lacking from the film. One was when Clarence Thomas talks to John King (Charles Martin Smith), there is no one in the room, you hear Clarence Thomas' voice but no one in the room. Clarence Thomas says "You're pretty to look at" but the camera cuts back to Clarence Thomas in the room. I would have preferred a longer scene where Clarence Thomas is alone in the room talking to the real John King. Clarence Thomas is famous for his lengthy speeches so it would have been nice to hear him talk with King without a crowd of people there. I am really sorry that the plot line was cut short. If this movie was going to be released in the first place, it would have been better to have a bigger budget to make it bigger. One thing I did not like about the film was the lead actor, Charles Martin Smith. He seems to be a lot like the "Boom Boom Pow" character that Johnny Cash used to play in his later films, but I don't know if he was acting or trying to mimic Cash's voice. All in all this is an incredible film. I highly recommend it to anyone. It was an amazing film. I think that Clarence Thomas is a very misunderstood person.

Monday, 23 Nov 2020 22:49

This is an excellent film, definitely worth watching and highly recommend it. It is one of the best interviews that I have ever seen. It is an incredibly insightful look into the mind of one of the most influential Supreme Court justices ever. Thomas explains to the camera his life as a young black man, and how he turned his life into a blueprint for the American public. His comments on the court are surprisingly realistic, while at the same time showing the reverence that the judges have for the Constitution. This is truly an important documentary and one of the best interviews ever. If you are a fan of the court and want to know more about the judge and his perspective, then this is the film to watch. Watch it. Get involved. It will change your life.

Tuesday, 17 Nov 2020 16:05

In the new year of 2016, many are eager to see the first presidential debate of the 2016 Presidential election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. But most aren't aware of the fact that the race for the White House has been underway since 1876. But the Democratic and Republican parties have been battling for control of the White House since the creation of the Federal Government. And the conflict between the two parties has made it almost impossible for both sides to agree on who the next president will be. The American people finally have the chance to see who the next president of the United States will be. Will Hillary Clinton win the Democratic Party nomination for the 2016 Presidential election? Or will Donald Trump become the Republican Party nominee for the presidency? Watch this informative and entertaining documentary to find out. The answers you'll discover may shock you. As you learn about the candidates, you'll also learn about the Democratic and Republican parties and why they aren't getting along. With a detailed background on the candidates, you'll learn about the historic and current issues affecting both parties. The film will also tell you why this election is so important to you, because with a vote for either candidate, you could either affect the future of America or it could affect you and your family in any way you want it to. At the end of the movie you'll discover what you already know. Who will win the presidential election?

Tuesday, 17 Nov 2020 06:35

This is an excellent documentary about a man who went to prison for voting rights. Clarence Thomas is a very human man. The thing that struck me the most was how easy it was to get into Thomas' head. He talks about things that are not easy to talk about, such as being hit on the head, and how the law was applied to him, but he still maintained his stance and still wanted the same rights that everyone had. The film is entertaining and has some very compelling moments. I recommend this film to anyone who enjoys movies with a dramatic edge.

Tuesday, 10 Nov 2020 23:51

Clarence Thomas, the first African-American Supreme Court Justice and an early candidate for the Democratic nomination for President of the United States, died on January 6, 2015 at the age of 93. Thomas is one of the most notable people in American history and as the only African-American to ever serve on the Supreme Court, he is an icon and a significant figure in American history. This documentary presents us with some of his important moments and remarks from his speeches in the Senate as well as his famous inaugural address in 1957. As a young man, Thomas was an ardent supporter of civil rights, a Catholic and a lover of baseball. He was so enamored of his beloved team, the Philadelphia Phillies, that he never left the same seat for a single game. His admirers referred to him as "the Father of the Phillies." The real life events of Thomas' life are quite amazing. He wrote a book about his experiences on the Court, "Uncle Clarence," published in 1971. In 2003, President Clinton appointed Thomas as the first African-American justice to the Supreme Court. He was known as a strong, principled, fair-minded judge who fought hard to create equal rights for black people and African-Americans. He was deeply religious, an expert on civil rights, and he was a fearless fighter for the people. He was a true hero of our time. We could use more people like him in this country. As a young man, Thomas attended a high school in East Baltimore, where he had to get a few jobs before he graduated. He worked as a security guard and a dock worker, and even as a janitor, but he got through school and into the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where he graduated magna cum laude. While he was in law school, he became an outstanding constitutional scholar, writing articles on constitutional law for a prominent law journal. He was also an excellent student, particularly for an African-American. Thomas was also a wonderful athlete, running and competing in many athletics and sports throughout his lifetime. He also was a fantastic reader, and even taught himself Latin by reading Shakespeare and Goethe. In his acceptance speech to the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1955, he said, "There are very few people who do not know a person whose name is in the records of this school and whose name was a Roman Senator." He also said, "I have never seen anyone come to this school who did not know a black person before he was a white person." I

Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 18:08

Noted American jurist Clarence Thomas' only-time interview for a documentary aired on ABC's 60 Minutes: We are Americans, but we are also people, and we should not treat others with complete equality. This film is a masterpiece and should be seen by everyone who has an interest in justice and equality. The film explores Thomas' views of racial equality and justice. It covers a lot of ground and should be seen by everyone. If you haven't seen this film, I highly recommend it. Thomas' views are a perfect depiction of what he would think. The real Clarence Thomas was a much different person and should not be compared to the image that the media has made of him. If you've already seen this film, I highly recommend it. I gave it a 10 out of 10.

Sunday, 18 Oct 2020 04:12

I have a confession to make. I am a Republican, and I voted for the minority of Senators who changed the Republican Party. They did this in order to be more in sync with their Democratic counterparts. I don't recall any Democratic Senators participating in the compromise. That said, I consider Clarence Thomas an American hero who deserves to be recognized. He will always be remembered by me for his supreme courage in a time when that would have been a crime. Although his gender was no impediment to his "hero" status, it is a crime that the American public did not know about his heroism until the last few years of his life. His life was full of the courage and humility that characterize the kind of men we need in this country. He was a fearless and admirable leader who never made a mistake in his public service. His achievements are unparalleled. And his life will be remembered as a true American hero. I am thrilled that I am able to write my thoughts for this memorial because I feel that I must. I never met Clarence Thomas, but his spirit will live on for all of us who will remember him as the great leader he was. I hope his legacy lives on in the history books. We need more people like him. He will be remembered for his courage, his vision, and his values. He should be, and his memory should be.

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 01:06

It was good to see Clarence Thomas here in NYC, and his comments are very insightful. His comments were both poignant and insightful. He believes the media creates a big part of the problem, and that our Constitution and Bill of Rights are outdated. Clarence is a very intelligent man, and he has a very interesting view on the media. I would definitely recommend this documentary to anyone. It is a must see.

Saturday, 29 Aug 2020 06:12

With his excellent portrayal of the federal appeals court judge Clarence Thomas, here is a film you won't forget. The film opens with the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. What does the late Senator Thomas J. 'Dr. King' Dole have to do with it? Nothing. A movie about a historic man is not always about his life. The movie chronicles the life of the man as a judge on the U.S. Supreme Court. It is, however, a well-done film. I really liked the way the film used footage from other films, from his days as a lawyer, to his rise to the presidency, and the film does not show any political speech his critics will point out as out of character. It is a well-told, well-told story about a man's life and its impact on the people around him. The interview segments with Mr. Dole are interesting and interesting people are interviewed as well, such as Lawrence O'Donnell, Richard Pryor, and James Carville. I especially liked the way that Clarence Thomas' enemies were treated in the film. Their behavior was not funny and seemed just too out of line for a judge. The way the film presented it was respectful to the people that had the power to stop him from doing what he did, and not so much to the people that wanted him to do it. The movie made me laugh. There are times that it made me cry. It is a very powerful film that should be watched by everyone. I give this film an A+.

Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 13:57

I saw Clarence Thomas' greatest film, The Pledge, in its original uncut version when it first came out. Although I had seen it several times, I never saw the dialogue as I thought it was important. In fact, I thought the whole film was the dialogue. I had to re-watch it several times. I didn't get the story. I saw it in its original form. A little more research would have given me a better understanding of Clarence Thomas and his role in the civil rights movement. I've always loved the way Clarence Thomas, with his powerful voice, delivered the most important speeches. I always think of that quote about how he was more a lawyer than a politician, as if it is the latter who can make the difference. In addition, I also thought of a quote that came to mind that has always stuck with me. In response to a question from a black woman when he said he didn't want to be a politician, Thomas replied, "If you vote for me, you're voting for the wrong man." The quote comes to mind when I think of Clarence Thomas' most important speeches. The Pledge of Allegiance was a prime example. I also thought of a great quote from the film. It was from one of the few black people that Thomas talked to, Jimmy Stewart. "I hope they put you on TV. I want to be on TV." Thomas said. The quote sticks in my mind. As for the film itself, it is a classic. I love the dialogue and the storytelling. I especially loved the famous "I'm tired of being told I don't have the courage to do what I think is right." Thomas said to Stewart, "I'm tired of being told that." In my opinion, the film is as important as Thomas' greatest speeches. In the Pledge of Allegiance, the argument between Thomas and the man who accused him of discrimination, Malcolm X, is so powerful. Thomas' speech before the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1967, is one of the most powerful speeches I've ever seen. In The Pledge of Allegiance, Thomas' speech to the Senate Judiciary Committee in 1967 is equally powerful. I also loved the exchange between Clarence Thomas and the woman who accused him of discrimination. The man in the question is J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover says that Thomas said he would consider if the court agreed with him, but Thomas denied that. Thomas replied that it was "the same as saying that I have the courage to serve you in the Senate." The film also has a great section with Thomas' speech before the Senate Judiciary Committee, where he discusses the problem of affirmative action. Thomas says that he's tired of being told that he has the courage to be a black man in the Supreme Court. The film also has a great section on the 1964 Supreme Court case, Brown v. Board of Education, where Thomas describes his views on the school desegregation laws. Thomas has a great fight with the racist official who gave the "one drop" test. The speech is also important because Thomas uses a personal analogy to explain the point of affirmative action, as if he is not in favor of a lot of things he doesn't like. He argues that affirmative action is not a tool to change people's race but a means to get rid of segregation. In the end, the film is powerful and important. It is the most important civil rights film made. Thomas' most powerful speech, The Pledge of Allegiance, is one of the most important civil rights speeches. The film is not only about civil rights. It is about justice, which Thomas sought to achieve for the African Americans. He believed that they were discriminated against because they were not white. It is interesting to see Thomas' rise to power in the senate. He was a very powerful senator, which gives the film a lot of power. Thomas made a lot of mistakes in the Senate, but his speeches helped him get elected to the Senate. I also loved how he worked with George Wallace, a man who was extremely prejudiced and racist. Wallace believed

Friday, 21 Aug 2020 06:42

After an initial awkward meeting with the current Supreme Court, Clarence Thomas talks candidly about his work on the bench and the perception of the courts by both the public and the press. In his own words, the press is "in a panic" and thinks the judiciary is "more political than judicial." He talks about his efforts to make the Supreme Court more bipartisan, and his frustration with the judicial pushback by the right. In this fascinating and well-researched interview, Thomas discusses the role of the press in modern politics, his views on racial discrimination in the military and affirmative action, his thoughts on campaign finance, his views on affirmative action, the Supreme Court's decisions, the Supreme Court's term-limits decision, the media's reaction to the court's decision, and much more. This is an excellent interview with a very important figure. I recommend it highly.

Monday, 17 Aug 2020 02:17

It's refreshing to see a documentary on the influential Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, a man that many people consider one of the greatest legal minds of our time. From his early years, he was someone that we have been in awe of, and this documentary is a great way to show why. The interviews with his sons, daughter, and even his oldest daughter give a great insight into his life. Thomas himself gives an interesting insight into his views on some of his decisions, as well as how he views his legacy, as he believes he's still the same person that he was when he was younger. It's interesting to see how Thomas' opinions are affected by the people he works with, as well as how his thoughts and opinions change as the years pass. It's also interesting to see how his views on various things change as time goes on. This is a very interesting documentary, as it's a great way to see what the man thinks about the justice system, as well as his opinions on other issues. Thomas is a man who has had a very unique life, and this documentary is a great way to get a good look at what his life was like before he became the greatest Supreme Court Justice of all time. It's a great documentary, as it's a great look into what the man thinks about the justice system, and how he thinks the system should be changed.

Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 07:43

It's nice to see that a guy like Clarence Thomas has got the courage to talk about his life in a way that it is not for a 1-star rating. I'm sure that a lot of people will agree with me that this documentary is very important. It shows that people can make a difference for others, without any violence, or anything like that. Thomas' courage is worth it, and it is a rare occasion to see a person who has a very good mind. He is a very interesting guy. All the things that he has achieved are great. He is one of the most famous people in the world. He is a great judge of other people, and a very good judge of his own abilities. Thomas is a very wise man, and it is nice to see him being a good judge of others. He always stays true to himself, and that is a great trait to have in a person. I hope that the people will learn from his example. Clarence Thomas is a very important figure in American history. He is a person who should be remembered, because he was a very important person in the history of America. This is a documentary that you should see, and I am sure that many people will learn something from it. I believe that it is a very good documentary.

Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 03:18

Watching Clarence Thomas's first two terms in the Supreme Court, I found it impossible to take my eyes off him. This was an interesting collection of interviews from the 1980s, as Clarence Thomas was beginning to realize the error of his ways. The fact that this wasn't an official film is a testament to its effectiveness. Thomas's extraordinary talent is even more impressive when you consider the late 70s and early 80s, where he had the best chances of a Supreme Court nomination. The title is misleading, as Thomas was not "equal" with any of the justices on the bench. He was "equal" with Justice Potter Stewart, who, despite being a minority, managed to become the most famous justice. Thomas's rise was most likely due to the fact that Stewart was an average-looking, white male who made a lot of noise. One can only wonder what Thomas would have been like if he had been more closely related to Justice Potter Stewart. For example, the other justices would have looked like Justice William O. Douglas, who was almost a clone of Stewart. Another similarity is the fact that both Stewart and Thomas, like Justice Potter Stewart, were male. In fact, Thomas was the first Justice appointed by a black man (James Garfield) and Stewart was the first Justice appointed by a female (Clarence Thomas). In fact, Thomas was the first Chief Justice to be appointed by a man, when he was appointed by Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist (Fritz Von Lohmann). When you watch this, you'll see that Thomas was one of the best Chief Justices, and perhaps the greatest Chief Justice in American history.

Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 04:19

This documentary is a must see for anyone who is a fan of Clarence Thomas. It shows his views on affirmative action, public service, and the judiciary. It also shows some of the damage he has done to the U.S. and the country. This is a very sad documentary and a must see for anyone who is a fan of Clarence Thomas.

Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 07:39

The movie is based on the memoir of Clarence Thomas by a journalist named Daniel Bernstein. Thomas was the longest serving senator in U.S. history and he is a highly respected conservative jurist and legal personality. He has also been an outspoken opponent of abortion and has been a major advocate of same-sex marriage. I won't rehash the merits of his legal career or what he thinks about abortion, but the movie concentrates on his political career. He is most remembered for his actions during the hearings on the impeachment of Richard Nixon, and the role he played in the infamous "Saturday Night Massacre" (1972). Thomas was elected to the Senate for two terms (1977-1980), but in 1982 he announced his retirement. In his memoir Thomas describes how his career has become a boring and unrewarding experience. He writes that his political career has been a "mastermind" and he sees it as a "job". The movie concentrates on what he believes and why he believes it. I believe that his time in the Senate has been boring and uninteresting. I think that the media have portrayed him as a mean and dishonest politician and have cast him as a racist. Thomas claims that the media have portrayed him unfairly. He doesn't see the media as the enemy. He says he is an "old man" and the media are "young and inexperienced". He says that he has become "more and more cynical" about politics and he doesn't care what the media says about him. He is extremely critical of his fellow senators, but at the same time he says that he doesn't care if they are Republicans or Democrats. He even says that he hates his colleagues in the Senate and thinks that they are "bigots". When Thomas was in the Senate he was accused of racism because he had voted to impeach Richard Nixon and he voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which he says was not an issue of race. He also voted for the Civil Rights Act of 1964, but not the Voting Rights Act. He says that he "did nothing" for the African-American community. The movie focuses on how he came to this conclusion, but it doesn't deal with the merits of the Senate and how he voted on the Watergate hearings. The movie is very interesting and worth watching.

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 08:40

I have to admit that this film is not for everyone, but it's one that I am glad to have seen. The issues are presented in an interesting way that doesn't rely on excessive drama. It also has a message that I can understand. Thomas is shown in a really interesting way, especially when he talks about his love for his children and his work. The scenes of Thomas in the Senate are also really great. One that I really enjoyed was when he talked about the history of slavery and how the abolition of slavery was not going to be easy. The speech about the bible and the Ten Commandments was also very important to me. The film also shows Thomas in a really realistic way, when he is dealing with his friends and his family. I really think that this is a very important film to watch.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 05:17

How do you get around the hard realities of discrimination in a society where you are not equal? This documentary is worth a watch because it explores that question. I would recommend it to anyone who is aware of the discrimination in our society. Thomas is a brilliant actor, and he is an outspoken, outspoken, outspoken commentator on these issues. His interviews are sharp, and his comments are interesting. Some of his comments may be true and some may be not, but I enjoyed his questioning of the situation. I felt that the film did not dwell on the subject matter that much, which is great because it does not go into detail about the discrimination. The documentary is a good overview of the issue. The documentary is not political, but is really about Thomas's career, and it is definitely worth seeing.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 18:38

I haven't been this impressed with a documentary in quite a long time. No spoilers here, I will just say this: It's the kind of documentary that people who have had a story happen to them will get, but will be willing to talk about it after watching it. I was on my own in my opinion when I first watched it. I didn't know the full story, and the kind of response that it got in the movie theater I was in. This documentary was the most emotional I've ever seen on film. It made me think about my life and about my own story. It's a great way to tell a story about someone and what happens to them. It also gave me a new respect for Clarence Thomas. This is one of those documentaries that you'll want to see again and again.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 13:10

In his own words: Clarence Thomas has had a very difficult life. When he was diagnosed with the neurological disease that caused him to be unable to speak or walk, his life was never the same. This interview with Clarence Thomas gives insight into his illness and his recovery from it. In addition, we are given insight into the difficulties he faced after his release from prison. He also provides insight into his later life and how he dealt with the loss of his wife and the loss of his daughter. A very compelling interview with the legendary Clarence Thomas.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 04:55

This is a great look at the life of the Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and his beliefs, and what he believes is more important than the people that elected him. Thomas grew up poor in an area of Chicago that had a high poverty rate. He said that his "poor" upbringing had shaped his views on social issues, especially the role of the courts in society. Thomas was also an outspoken and combative person. At the end of the film he describes the Supreme Court as a place where "you've got to stand up for what you believe, not just what the majority thinks." He felt that the Court was somewhat insulated from the other branches of government, so his views on social issues were not really heard. As a result, he says he was "thrown to the wolves." He views himself as the "last man standing" because "if the next President has a different agenda, I'm not going to be able to stop him." He also says he felt that the majority of people in the country were not as passionate about social issues as he was. Overall, he says that he wants to "represent the majority" and that is why he is a staunch conservative. This is a good look at a man that has been in the Supreme Court for more than a decade. If you are a fan of Clarence Thomas, you'll definitely enjoy this documentary. It's a great look at the man and his views. It's worth watching.

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