CBS legal correspondent Jan Crawford claimed the newly-confirmed Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson could change the Supreme Court with her 'life experiences as a Black Woman.'
has been a major talking point for mainstream media members covering her journey to the highest court in the land.
Crawford also appeared to express hope that these experiences would help other justices"rethink positions or opinions that they might have had." The legal correspondent elaborated on some of those specific, unique experiences:"She’s talked about her parents, who grew up in segregation, and how she had a different path. She has different legal experience – she was a public defender, as she said – and different judicial experience – [the] bulk of her career as a federal trial court judge before she was nominated.""All of those things will come into play just when the justices are talking about cases.
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