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Thurgood Marshall fights to tear down the segregationist system and uses the law to build a more just society, expanding the rights of minorities, criminal defendants and the poor, as the Supreme Court's role becomes increasingly prominent.
A new conservative legal and political movement emerges as a backlash to the Warren Court; this quickly becomes an increasingly influential coalition that sets the direction of the court and the country over the ensuing decades.
Bush v. Gore divides the nation and challenges perceptions of the Court; the Supreme Court enters a new era of ideological polarization.
With the confirmations of Justices Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Barrett, the Court moves decisively to the right; the Court faces charges of partisanship as its conservative majority appears set to shape American life in the coming decades.