It is interesting that the White House seeks diversity in its judicial nominations. I assume that Judge Ketanji Jackson will make a fine justice. But I would point that when she takes a seat on Supreme Court after Justice Breyer's retirement, blacks will hold 22% of the seats while the U.S. black population is 12% (2020). That doesn't bother me much either. (Making up for lost time.) Rather, I am concerned 100% of the justices self-identify with a religion yet 23-26% of Americans self-identify as "nones". If America truly believes in diversity, it is time to put two non-religiously affiliated justices on the Supreme Court and end Christian privilege. While I'm at it, there are two justices on the Court who identify themselves as Jewish (22%), while Jews comprise 1.9% of the U.S. population. That is not overly concerning either, as many Jews are secular. Ah, but Justice Breyer (Jewish) blew it in 2005 when he was the deciding vote in Van Orden v. Perry which permitted a Fraternal Order of Eagles Ten Commandments monument to remain the grounds of the Texas State Capitol. I don't forgive him for that awful vote.
