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He was born Thoroughgood Marshall on June 2, 1908 in Baltimore, MD.
He was named after a paternal grandfather who chose the name “Thorough Good” for himself when he enlisted in the Union army during the U.S. Civil War.
At the age of six, Marshall legally changed his name to Thurgood to escape the constant teasing.
Marshall’s mother and father were the descendants of enslaved people.
His father, William Canfield Marshall, worked as a railroad porter and later as the staff of a whites-only country club. His mother, Norma Arica Williams, was a teacher.
Marshall’s father would take him and his brother to the courthouse to watch court cases. They would debate the case and discuss current events at the dinner table.
LIBERIA: Supreme Court Fines Ruling Party Senatorial Candidate, Alex Tyler $2K, NEC $1K For Failing To File Briefs On Time LIBERIA: Supreme Court Fines Ruling Party Senatorial Candidate, Alex Tyler $2K, NEC $1K For Failing To File Briefs On Time
J. Alex Tyler
The Supreme Court of Liberia on Thursday fined Senatorial candidate Alex Tyler US$200.00 and the National Elections Commission (NRC) US$100.00 to be paid within 72 hours to the Judiciary Revenue account and receipts presented to the Supreme Court Marshall.
The fines were imposed on Tyler, the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) Senatorial Candidate in Bomi County, and the NEC for failing to file their respective briefs on time in a case growing out of the A December 8 Mid Term Senatorial poll.
Livelihood lobster fishing cast adrift: How DFO’s inaction has history repeating itself
Years after the controversial 1999 Marshall decision, violence calmed when a fishery officer and First Nation chief found common ground. click to enlarge Lobster was once a poor person s food. It was used for fertilizer, fish bait and was fed to prisoners. Now it s considered a delicacy and has become a billion-dollar industry in Nova Scotia. Stefan Sinclair-Fortin St. Mary’s Bay in southwestern Nova Scotia is full of lobster. It is one of the most plentiful spots within the most lucrative lobster fishing area (LFA 34, technically) in Canada. It is also as its name suggests a bay. Flanked by the long peninsula of Digby Neck and its islands, the bay’s long, narrow body