Ketanji Brown Jackson tells Michelle Obama "most startling" aspect of Supreme Court
Jackson said the job has required major lifestyle changes as justices face rising threats and stronger calls for court security funding.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson agrees with Michelle Obama’s criticism of ‘plucking’ kids of color into elite schools
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson backed Michelle Obama's criticism of isolating students of color at elite colleges, saying Harvard's Black community helped her feel at home.
Liberal Justice Ketanji Jackson Mocked For Discussing the Importance of Impartiality… While Appearing on Michelle Obama’s Podcast * The Gateway Pundit * by Cristina Laila
Liberal Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared on Michelle Obama's "IMO" podcast this week in an episode titled, "Move Through the Hard Times with Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson." Ketanji Jackson discussed her life before serving on the Supreme Court, motherhood and other topics. The post Liberal Justice Ketanji Jackson Mocked For Discussing the Importance of Impartiality… While Appearing on Michelle Obama’s Podcast appeared first o…
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson calls ‘the need for security’ the ‘most startling’ thing about joining the Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson said the most surprising part of serving on the nation’s highest court has been the constant need for security, revealing that the responsibility has dramatically changed her daily life. Need for heightened security Jackson said the security requirements have forced her to significantly change her daily life. By:...
‘I Had This Idea That I Wanted to Be on the Supreme Court’: The Childhood Dream That Pushed Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Nation’s Highest Court
The Supreme Court justice tells Michelle Obama how seeing pioneering Black women in the legal profession convinced her that the nation’s highest court was within reach, underscoring the power of representation. Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is reflecting on the childhood dream that once seemed improbable but ultimately made history, sharing that seeing trailblazing Black women in the legal profession inspired her to pursue a seat on the U.S. Sup…
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