How The Future Supreme Court Nominee Could Impact The Case On Affirmative Action
While several names have been tossed around, President Joe Biden’s commitment to placing a Black woman on the court has led analysts and politicians to place J. Michelle Childs, Leondra Kruger and Ketanji Brown Jackson—who clerked for Breyer—as the likely front runners. Each woman holds positions on high-profile courts and also comes with their own sets of political considerations that could appeal to the Democratic Party. Each justice certainly has different opinions and styles of leadership, but all three women would bring a new level of perspective to the court by becoming the first Black woman to hold a seat on the nation’s highest legal body....