Both worked hard amid struggle and roadblocks to get where they are today. A similar place, yet completely different world views.
Justice Clarence Thomas benefited from affirmative action and today sits on the highest court in the land for life but is working to close doors on African Americans, other POC and marginalized communities, at every turn.
Ketanji Brown Jackson also sits on the same court & has become the voice for the people Thomas is stomping on.
THANK YOU, KBJ #AJustice4All
BREAKING: The Supreme Court issued a ruling requiring Maine to fund religious education at private high schools as part of its tuition assistance program.
This is the first time the Court has explicitly required taxpayers to support religious instruction at private schools.
@PortiaABoulger Vile? Or in bad taste? Everyone gets roasted by comedians. It wasn’t that serious. And if it was, talk it out later, put out a public statement denouncing the joke, whatever… but don’t assault someone because you’re in your feelings. Unacceptable.