Biden Appointing More Black Women Judges Than Any Other President

The video discusses the attention on the Supreme Court and President Biden's efforts to diversify the federal courts by appointing more people of color and women, particularly Black women. Ebony M Scott's confirmation as the 12th Black woman on the federal court under Biden is highlighted. The importance of diverse perspectives in the judiciary is emphasized, along with the challenges and future goals for achieving greater diversity.

What has President Biden been focusing on in his judicial appointments?

• Increasing the number of male judges

• Diversifying the federal courts with more women and people of color

• Reducing the number of judges overall

• Appointing more judges from the same background

Why is it important to have diverse perspectives in the judiciary?

• To ensure decisions align with constitutional principles

• To maintain the status quo

• To increase the number of judges

• To reduce the number of court cases

What percentage of the federal bench has historically been Black women?

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

• Less than 2%

What historic nomination is President Biden poised to make?

• First Hispanic woman to the Supreme Court

• First Asian man to the Supreme Court

• First Native American to the Supreme Court

• First Black woman to the United States Supreme Court

How does increasing diversity in the courts impact the justice system?

• It brings more diversity of opinions and improves justice

• It complicates legal proceedings

• It reduces the number of cases heard

• It makes the system less efficient