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{'standard': 'arc69', 'mime_type': 'image/png', 'properties': {'Merge': 'Requires 300 $MIMI', 'Origin': 'Fro City', 'Creator': "Historian's Guild", 'History': 'Black History', 'Fro Power': '1', 'Personality': 'Justice'}, 'description': 'Marshall was the son of William Canfield Marshall, a railroad porter and a steward at an all-white country club, and Norma Williams Marshall, an elementary school teacher. He graduated with honours from Lincoln University (Pennsylvania) in 1930. After being rejected by the University of Maryland Law School because he was not white, Marshall attended Howard University Law School; he received his degree in 1933, ranking first in his class. At Howard he was the protege of Charles Hamilton Houston, who encouraged Marshall and other law students to view the law as a vehicle for social change.'}