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Good For the Goose but Not for The Gander: Biden’s Promise to Appoint a Black Female to The Supreme Court and Title VII Principles
civil-rights-and-discriminationemployment-discriminationjudgeslabor-and-employment-lawlaw-and-politicslaw-and-race
The 2022 retirement of Justice Stephen Breyer and President Joe Biden’s promise to exclude all non-Black females from consideration for his replacement has sparked controversy. Some have praised the decision as essential to ensuring diversity on the Court and point out that there are more than enoug
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