Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson guarded on questions about Supreme Court, opens up on new memoir in City Club of Cleveland forum
cleveland.com: Lydia Abraham, president of the Black Law Students Association at the School of Law, said that Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation gave Black students a new height to which to aspire. “She’s already broken that barrier for the rest of us,” said Abraham. “For Black law students watching her, and all Black people in general, there’s just another goal that you can aspire to achieve by watching her already having done so.”
Makela Hayford, a third-year law student, spoke at a rally in support of Supreme Court justice nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.