Why was Clarence Thomas's nomination to the Supreme Court strongly opposed by many Americans?
A) Thomas had too much experience as a judge at the federal court level.
B) Thomas was a black conservative who opposed affirmative action.
C) Anita Hill came forward to accuse Thomas of murder and rape.
D) Thomas was overtly favorable to homosexuals.
Answer: B
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