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The 11 pages that link to Earl Warren, each with the reason it gives.

• Brown v. Board of EducationRelated: He secured a unanimous ruling and wrote the Court’s opinion.

• Loving v. VirginiaRelated: He wrote the unanimous opinion striking down Virginia’s ban.

• Thomas E. DeweyRelated: Warren and Dewey were prominent Republican governors considered for the presidency in the postwar period.

• Chief Justice of the United StatesBroader topic: Warren’s coalition-building made the chief’s influence over deliberation especially visible.

• William RehnquistCompared with: Warren's expansive judicial role contrasted with Rehnquist's stated preference for restraint.

• Warren CommissionRelated: Johnson appointed Warren to chair the commission, despite his initial reluctance.

• William J. Brennan Jr.Related: Warren and Brennan formed a leading alliance behind major civil-rights and individual-rights decisions.

• William O. DouglasRelated: Douglas was a prominent liberal member of Warren’s court.

• Potter StewartRelated: Stewart served on the Court during Warren’s transformative chief justiceship.

• Fred KorematsuRelated: As California attorney general, he supported wartime exclusion; later he expressed regret.

• Hiram JohnsonRelated: Warren’s governorship followed Johnson’s and marked a later era of California Republican politics.