Supreme Court opinions in black and white, Black and White, or Black and white
For the most part, the court has followed the Style Manual in capitalizing “Black” and “White,” when not using “African-American” (which is fairly frequent, but with inconsistency on whether to hyphenate the term) and, occasionally, “Caucasian.”
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