3/ Wanted to see how many important 20th century cases there were where if only white protestants voted, the result would be different. This was true for Miranda v AZ which I have discussed here:
4/ It was also true for Plyer v Doe which forced the govt to pay for illegal immigrant schooling. oyez.org/cases/1981/80-…
5/ Other important 20th century cases were decided with enough of a majority where demographics didn't matter:
Roe v Wade
Brown v Board of Education
Loving v VA
Griggs v Duke Power
6/ Looking at expansion of LGBT rights recently 3/5 votes for legalizing gay marriage (Obergefell) were Jewish with the remaing being white catholic and Hispanic catholic.
1/ Short thread about Emmett Till. Hesitated to tweet about this because it is already talked about so much as @Steve_Sailer has pointed out, but wanted to have some various facts in one place. takimag.com/article/the_em…
2/ As @lporiginalg pointed out there were black men in his lynch mob.
3/ Looked into to this a bit more, and this was discussed on 60 minutes in 2004. One of the black accused men was interviewed: