United States, Biden appoints Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court: she is the first African American judge

NEW YORK – The Supreme Court will have its judge of the poor, defender of minorities and exited from Harvard, but above all the first African American judge in history. Ketanji Brown Jackson, 51, was chosen by the President of the United States as a Supreme Court Justice. Progressive, fifty-one, born in Washington and raised in Miami, daughter of teachers, just eight months ago Brown Jackson became a federal judge on the District Columbia Court of Appeals circuit, which is based in Wasghinton, the most important district of. America.