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Biden’s promise to name a Black woman to SCOTUS isn’t unprecedented
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Biden’s promise to name a Black woman to SCOTUS isn’t unprecedented

US President Joe Biden has gotten pushback from some Republicans for honoring his campaign pledge to nominate a Black woman to replace outgoing Justice Breyer on the Supreme Court. But for Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist Clarence Page, how is that different from when Ronald Reagan promised to pick the court's first woman in Sandra Day O'Connor?

The history of Black women judges in America
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The history of Black women judges in America

US President Joe Biden says he'll deliver on his campaign pledge to nominate a Black woman to replace retiring Justice Stephen Breyer. Good opportunity to review the (short) history of Black women in the bench in America. Ian Bremmer takes a look back on GZERO World.

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