he isn't and wasn't and won't be.

I've been disturbed by some of the comments that I've read around the web, which have implied that Thomas was just coming-on to Anita Hill, and he can't be blamed for that.

As someone who's had a little bit of experience with women down through the years, I can state pretty much unequivocally that the kind of behavior and remarks engaged in by Thomas in these situations are certainly not going to get you any play with any woman, and especially not educated conservative women.  Even your average ghetto girl/hood rat would not appreciate the kind of crass, crude, loutish propositioning approaches demonstrated by Thomas in these instances.  I think the ladies will back me up on this.

I don't for one moment believe that Thomas's propositions were genuine, I think they were specifically designed to humiliate, intimidate and harass women who he quite obviously held in contempt, simply by virtue of their race and complexion.  His behavior was nothing more than base intimidation by a man who apparently felt the need to exert some kind of primitive male dominance over the Black women who work for him, whom Thomas apparently viewed as some a threat to his authority.  His behavior in these instances seems more akin to someone who's trying to punish, than someone who is generally interested in a romantic tryst.

One can only speculate where Thomas learned this type of behavior, but it seems likely that it was a part of his upbringing, and earliest childhood experiences.

Interesting that most of the Caucasian women who have worked with Thomas through the years, have not report such abusive behavior.  In fact he seems to have always gone out of his way to be polite and gentlemanly with white women, in sharp contrast to his interaction with dark skinned African-American women.   It seems that the majority, if not all, of the women he has pursued with genuine romantic interest have been nonblacks.

When Thomas first began working for the government as a lawyer during the Reagan administration, a friend visited his apartment and noted the walls were papered with Playboy centerfold's and pictures of naked women, which were almost exclusively Caucasian in type.  This would tend to support the assertion that Thomas's preference for white women is long-standing.  He is currently married to a white woman, and I am unaware of any Black women who has ever had a relationship with the man.

It's also interesting that decades later, after Thomas was given a virtual pass by the Senate for his disgusting and criminal behavior, this justice on the Supreme Court who is presently in a position of enormous power, once again finds himself compelled to attack a Black woman, a private citizen who has virtually no power by comparison. I think these new attacks and the politically convenient historical revisions in his book to be quite telling of this man's true character.