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Justice Thomas' story deserves more in-depth telling at African-American museum

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To understand Thomas, we have to go back to his roots in Pin Point, Ga., an isolated 25-acre peninsula on the outskirts of Savannah. I spent time there in 2007 when Thomas' book, "My Grandfather's Son," was published. I visited again last …

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