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Grade 3 reading class 02.15.2024 · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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  Hey guys, my name is Prince Ferrold Chinazaar and I'm six years old and
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  today is February fifteenth. February fifteenth, Thursday, twenty twenty four. Hey
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  guys, my name is Princess jo Mizares and I'm seven years old and today
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  is February fifteenth, Thursday, twenty twenty four. The Good Marshall nineteen oh
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  a to nineteen ninety three was a prominent American lawyer, Silvia Rise, activist,
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  and the first African Americans Supreme Court justice. Born in Baltimore, Maryland,
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  Marshall graduated from Harward's University School of Law in nineteen thirty three. He
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  became well known for his work as a lawyer for the NACP National Association for
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  the Advancement of Colored People, where he argued many many cases before the Supreme
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  Court, including the landmark case Brown versus Board of Education Education nineteen fifty four,
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  which led to the degradation gradation of public schools in the United States.
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  Marshall's legal career was marked by his tireless efforts to dismantle racial segregation and promote
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  equality under the law. He won numerous legal battles challenging segregation in various aspects
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  of American life, including transportation, housing, involving rights. His successful adroccasey
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  in these cases cases earned him a reputation as one of the most effective civil
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  rights lawyers in American history. In nineteen sixty seven, President Dan done B.
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  Johnson nominated Marshall to the Supreme Court, making him the first African American
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  to serve on the national nation's highest court, highest court. During his ten
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  years on the court, wait trusted until nineteen ninety one, Marshall continued to
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  Marshall continued to champion civil rights and justice for marrianalist crimunalized communities, consistency,
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  intently, consistently advocated for the protect attention of individual dual rights, particularly those
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  suits of my Mama, minor minerities, and the underprivileged good third Good.
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  Marshall's legacy extends far beyond his tenure on the Supreme Court. He is remembered
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  as a trailblazer in the legal profession and a key figure in the struggle for
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  racial equality in the United States. His contributions to American juris prudence, jurish
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  prudent and civil rights have left an indebable indelible mark on the nation's history.
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  Bye guys, thanks for listening. Hope you liked it.