Hero coming to USA

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@desert_bird

The Medal of Freedom was established by Harvard Law School to honor the achievements of individuals who have worked to uphold the legal system’s fundamental commitment to freedom, justice, and equality. To symbolize this commitment, the award bears the image of Charles Hamilton Houston, whose leadership of the crusade that culminated in the landmark Supreme Court decision in Brown v. Board of Education exemplifies the highest ideals of our democracy.

Past recipients of the Medal of Freedom include the **members of the Brown v. Board of Education litigation team and former South African President Nelson Mandela.
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Pakistani chief justice to receive Harvard Law School ‘Medal of Freedom’

ji qibla, team is usually more than one person…

as xenophanez has indicated already that it was more than ‘2 men’ who were recognized. math math ki baat hoti hai

@Xenophanez

members of the historic Brown litigation team.–>
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Thurgood Marshall**, who went on to become the first black Supreme Court Justice (his widow accepted the award); Charles Hamilton Houston, the first black special counsel for the NAACP (his son, Charles III, accepted); and William Henry Hastie, the first black Federal Circuit Court judge (his daughter, Karen Hastie Williams, accepted). The medal was also given to surviving team members Oliver W. Hill, Constance Baker Motley, Louis H. Pollack, Robert L. Carter, Jack Weinsten, and Harvard alumni William T. Coleman Jr. ('43) and Charles Duncan ('50).

I can count 11 in this list alone. :chai:

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