When the Senate Judiciary Committee begins its hearings to determine whether it will confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson, Black women around the country will be watching as she seeks to become the first Black female Supreme Court Justice.
“The broader America across the board is going to be introduced to this woman,” Glynda Carr, president and chief executive of Higher Heights PAC, which is dedicated to electing Black women, said. Ms Carr is also part of the Black Women’s Leadership Collective. “People are going to be tuned in.”
