E.D. White was a Confederate soldier and white supremacist. Is a change of heart enough?

As a U.S. Supreme Court justice, E.D. White fell on both sides of key civil-rights decisons.

Related Keywords

Lafourche Parish ,Louisiana ,United States ,Alabama ,Kentucky ,New Orleans ,Bayou Lafourche ,Washington ,Americans ,Bishop Shelton Fabre ,Ku Klux Klan ,Andrew Kent ,Bishop Fabre ,Philip Hannan ,White Camelia ,Houma Thibodaux Bishop Shelton Fabre ,Us Supreme Court ,Louisiana Supreme Court ,Diocese Of Houma Thibodaux ,Fordham University ,Crescent City White League ,Union Army ,Confederate Army ,Supreme Court ,Ed White Catholic High School ,Houma Thibodaux Diocese ,White League ,Ed White High School ,Thibodaux Central Catholic High ,New Orleans Archbishop Philip Hannan ,Roman Catholic ,Thibodaux Bishop Shelton Fabre ,Civil War ,Black Americans ,African Americans ,Shelton Fabre ,High School ,Daily Comet ,Catholic Bishop Ad Hoc Committee ,Liberty Place ,Canal Street ,Archbishop Hannan ,Catholic High School ,Edward Douglass White ,Catholic Education ,White ,Plessyv Ferguson ,