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United States district judge, Middle District of Alabama, 1955–1979; judge of the Eleventh Circuit
United States · 1918–1999
American federal judge whose rulings in Alabama dismantled bus segregation, protected the Selma-to-Montgomery march, and reformed the state’s prisons and mental hospitals. He was ostracised socially and lived under federal protection after a bomb was set off at his mother’s home.
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Study. Be honest. Don’t violate the laws and get in trouble. Get you a good spouse that will support you, because you never stop working and studying. The fact that you get the place just means you’ve started as far as the work and the pressure is concerned. That’s the only advice I’d know to give.
Recorded Academy of Achievement recorded interview, American Academy of Achievement, 16 March 1991 source ↗
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