one of those butlers was eugene allen. the law had been used to stop mr. allen from doing things in the 50s when he worked in thee white house he could go back to his native virginia to not be allowed to try on the sutra had an immense clothing store because of the color of his skin. thurgood marshall was using the law to elevate the like of mr. allen. so that day in 1967 there is history, there is the majesty of hope right there the white house. mr. allen serving thurgood marshall. i think there's something very pregnant about, in fact all of these men who i've written about, congressman powell, a warrior from the arena, tommy davis junior, warren the term of entertainment, and sugar ray leonard, a warrior in boxing, and thurgood marshall, warriorwa long. and then you have a genuine patriot, mr. allen who serve people and he was unknown, had no fee, his only fame was that he worked under the american flag at 1600 pennsylvania avenue , every day. even when he couldn't exercise rights as a total citizen. lo he never missed a day of work. he loved the presid