Ramsey Clark 
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SOURCE: New York Times
4/10/2021
Ramsey Clark, Attorney General and Rebel With a Cause, Dies at 93
Ramsey Clark's tenure as Attorney General saw the aggressive enforcement of civil rights law; his liberalism strained his relationship with Lyndon Johnson, who blamed Clark in part for energizing the "silent majority" that led Richard Nixon to victory. He continued in private life to represent unpopular defendants and oppose American militarism.
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