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Peer reviewedAgyeman, Opoku – Western Journal of Black Studies, 1991
Argues that the record of the United States Supreme Court hardly warrants a view of the Court as a special protector of minorities. The idea of the Court as guardian of minority rights obscures the more fundamental and lasting role of the Court as protector of property rights. (SLD)
Descriptors: Black History, Blacks, Civil Rights, Civil Rights Legislation
