Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice, has released a new memoir titled 'Lovely One.' In her book, she shares insights into her groundbreaking journey to the pinnacle of the legal profession.
Recalling the moment when President Joe Biden nominated her to the high court, Jackson describes the mix of emotions she experienced, from the rush of excitement to the weight of responsibility. Since joining the Supreme Court two years ago, she has established herself as a thoughtful questioner and a reliable vote for the court's liberal wing.
