"Thomas, Clarence" 3). While attending Yale, his specialty was tax and anti-trust law ("Clarence Thomas Profile"). After graduation commenced, Clarence Thomas found that few law firms were hiring. "The pay they offered was demonstrably lower than what white graduates would have been offered, and they tended to assume Thomas wanted to do social rather than corporate law" ("Clarence Thomas: Supreme Court Justice" 3). Most firms expected him to do pro bono work, which offended Thomas. From there, he went to Missouri to for !
             employment under then State Attorney General John Danforth. Here he worked in the tax division, able to avoid civil rights cases. In 1977, Danforth was elected to the Senate. The Monsanto Company employed Thomas in the pesticide and agriculture division ("Clarence Thomas Profile"). After this two-year period, Clarence Thomas returned to John Danforth's employment. Here he worked in energy and environmental issues, still being able to avoid civil rights ("Clarence Tho
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