  ==Wilkes== In the external links, we have this:  *Donald E. Wilkes, Jr., Strange Cruel Justice (2003)& Too Few Voices Heard in Choice of Thomas (2003) & Open Letter Concerning the Invitation To Justice Clarence Thomas to Speak at the UGA School of Law Graduation Ceremony (2003) & Embarrassing Justice (2003) & I Accuse You, Clarence Thomas (2006) & A Rodent in Robes (2008).  which originally appeared in Flagpole Magazine.  On the other hand, Wikipedia has this guideline:  In biographies of living people, material available solely in questionable sources or sources of dubious value should be handled with caution, and, if derogatory, should not be used at all, either as sources or via external links. External links in biographies of living persons must be of high quality and are judged by a higher standard than for other articles. Do not link to websites that contradict the spirit of WP:BLP or that are not fully compliant with this guideline.  I think it kind of goes without saying that something titled “Rodent in Robes” is derogatory and has no place here. External links should be kept to a minimum, and the seven links to this one author do not contribute significantly to this Wikipedia article.  This Wikipedia article includes lots of scholarly non-derogatory articles criticizing Thomas, and if someone can find such a piece by Donald Wilkes then we can consider presenting it here, even though he has sought to silence those with whom he disagrees (e.g. several of the linked articles argue for disinviting Justice Thomas from speaking at the University of Georgia).    The linked piece “I Accuse You Clarence Thomas” is full of characterizations like “a lapdog of prosecutors, and a sock puppet of prison wardens,” et cetera.  Similar material is in the piece “Embarassing Justice” (e.g. attributing to Thomas “a harshness of tone, a sarcastic meanness, an aggressive coldness”), and in the piece “Open Letter” (e.g. Thomas’s opinions have a “mocking, scornful tone”), and in the piece “Strange, Cruel Justice” (referring to “compassionless creatures such as Clarence Thomas”), et cetera et cetera.  