To the birth of the first black woman’s Supreme Court in American history
アメリカ史上初めて連邦最高裁判所の判事に黒人女性を起用する人事案が、議会上院で承認されました
The first case in the history of the United States to appoint a black woman as a judge in the Federal Supreme Court was approved by the Senate.
Ketanji Jackson, approved by a new federal Supreme Court judge, is a 51-year-old black woman.
Raised in Southern Florida, after graduating from Harvard University, he served as a public counsel and was a judge in the Federal High Court in Washington last year.
The Supreme Court is a lifelong system and is expected to take over this summer as a successor to the liberal Judge Brier, who announced his retirement in January.
President Biden, who had pledged to appoint a black woman, intends to appeal as his own achievement for the midterm elections in November.
In addition, the Supreme Court will show the final judicial decision on issues that divide American society such as abortion and gun regulation, so the composition of conservatives and liberals is the key among the nine judges, but Jackson He is a liberal, and will continue to consist of 6 conservatives and 3 liberals.
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