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Ketanji Brown Jackson made history as the first Black woman on the Supreme Court

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Related: Ketanji Brown Jackson schooled GOP senator who ranted about gay marriageUpon her nomination, a statement from the Biden administration called Jackson “one of the nation’s brightest legal minds.”Kim Tignor, the executive director of She Will Rise, an organization launched in 2020 devoted to electing a Black woman to the Supreme Court, spoke on MSNBC today about the meaning of this moment.“It’s joy, it’s relief.

It is such a moment,” Tignor said. “When we launched in 2020, I will never forget when we started calling for the first Black woman Supreme Court justice…a lot of members of our own community were saying, well does this woman exist?

And to that we decided to create a list of phenomenal Black women…What this day signals is that now and forever we will never be asked that question again.

This woman exists.”“Now and forever we have young lawyers, young women, young people, who now see that paths as a public defender as a path to the supreme court, as a civil rights leader as a path to the supreme court.

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