watch two videos. 1. Biography, Thurgood Marshall: Justice for All; and, 2.An Independent Judiciary, Cherokee Nation v. Georgia and Cooper v. Aaron. "There is very little truth in the old refrain that one cannot legislate equality. Laws not only provide concrete benefits, but they can even change the hearts of men."Thurgood Marshall 1. What does Marshall's statement mean to you? 2. What role does the Supreme Court play in "changing the hearts of men." 3. Can you think of any examples where the Supreme Court met this challenge? 4. Can you think of any examples where the Supreme Court did not meet this challenge? The last question is about watching An Independent Judiciary: Cherokee Nation v. Georgia and Cooper v. Aaron. 5. Assuming the Supreme Court finds Affirmative Action unconstitutional, what would Justice Marshall's position be if a college refuses to comply with its decision?

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