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Biden vows first Black woman to Supreme Court soon
President Biden said a Black woman will be nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court by February end, calling it long overdue. Breyer attended the White House retirement note as Biden noted his record of diversifying the federal bench and naming Black women to appellate courts. He urged a nominee with extraordinary qualifications and integrity, with front runners including Ketanji Brown Jackson, J Michelle Childs, and Leandra Kruger.
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