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===Judicial service===

===Judicial service===

Pritchard, being a leader of the lily-white movement, became an adviser to President [[Theodore Roosevelt]].<ref name=lilywhitemovement/> In 1903, President Roosevelt appointed him to become an associate justice for the Supreme Court of Washington, D.C., and a [[Fourth Circuit]] Court judge the following year.

Pritchard, being a leader of the lily-white movement, became an adviser to President [[Theodore Roosevelt]].<ref name=lilywhitemovement/> In 1903, President Roosevelt appointed him to become an associate justice for the Supreme Court of [[Washington, D.C.]], and a [[Fourth Circuit]] Court judge the following year.

During this time, Pritchard reversed his lily white politics actively pushed against Jim Crow laws, advocating an end to the discriminatory "grandfather clause."<ref name=fascinatingpolitics/>

During this time, Pritchard reversed his lily white politics actively pushed against Jim Crow laws, advocating an end to the discriminatory "grandfather clause."<ref name=fascinatingpolitics/>