Tag: judicial confirmation
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Ketanji Brown Jackson’s historic swearing in as the first Black woman Supreme Court justice. Despite partisan battles, her impeccable qualifications prevailed, embodying hope for generations and bringing a much-needed perspective to the nation’s highest court.
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