Women History In the Making
Women's History in the Making
Washington Post - March 21, 2022 - Senate confirmation hearings begin Monday for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman nominated for the U.S. Supreme Court.
By any objective measure, she is well qualified for the position. Jackson is Ivy League educated, having earned both her bachelor’s and law degrees from Harvard. She has a diversity of work experience, including as a federal public defender, a member of the Sentencing Commission and in various large law firms. Click for Full Washington Post Article...
*Archived from H&H's Constant Contact Newsletter [3.23.2o22]
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