Justice Jackson Agrees With Michelle Obama’s Comments on Students of Color at Elite Schools
- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared on Michelle Obama's podcast, where she emphasized the importance of judicial impartiality and being mindful to avoid bias.
- Jackson agreed with Obama that elite universities' race-conscious admissions policies can isolate students of color, a topic connected to the 2023 Supreme Court ruling against such admissions.
- The Justice Department sued Harvard for admissions records to ensure compliance with the 2023 ruling, while Harvard claims it has changed admissions procedures, and Black student enrollment has reportedly dropped.
- Jackson has faced criticism and debate regarding her impartiality due to her public statements and positions related to race-conscious admissions.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson mocked after discussing need for justices to appear neutral — while on OBAMA's podcast
This week, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson discussed with Michelle Obama, of all people, the importance of justices appearing impartial — and so far, the reactions to their conversation have been just about what you'd expect. She told the hosts on the Wednesday episode of "IMO with Michelle Obama & Craig Robinson" that "we all have to believe that there is a judicial system that is going to be fair, that is going to be neutral, …
Justice Jackson Backs Obama on Elite Schools, Diversity
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson used a podcast appearance with Michelle Obama to back the former First Lady's argument that elite universities do students of color a disservice, comments that land while the Justice Department is actively suing Harvard over its post-affirmative-action admissions practices. Jackson appeared on Obama's podcast Wednesday and agreed with the former First Lady's pointed criticism of how top-tier schools ha…
Ketanji Brown Jackson Reflects on Her Father's Role in the Black Power Era
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson shared insights about her father's involvement in the Black Power movement during a podcast with Michelle Obama, highlighting her family's impactful legacy. The post Ketanji Brown Jackson Reflects on Her Father’s Role in the Black Power Era appeared first on News Addicts.
Ketanji Brown Jackson Says Her Father Was Part Of 'Black Power' Movement On Michelle Obama's Podcast
In a recent interview on the podcast IMO with Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson recounted an anecdote involving her father, Johnny Brown, and her white husband, Patrick Jackson. In the exchange, the high court justice gleefully recalled her father’s involvement with black power extremist groups. “And so he tells a story about how he sat down with them in the den and said, I’ve been dating your daughte…
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