Ketanji Onyika Brown Jackson: A Journey to the Supreme Court

The transcript details the life of Katanji Onyika, who became the first Black woman on the U.S. Supreme Court. Born to parents who valued education and service, Katanji was inspired by her father's legal studies and her mother's educational leadership. Her family has a history of public service, with her brother and uncle serving in law enforcement. Despite challenges, including an uncle's imprisonment, Katanji's experiences shaped her unique perspective as a justice. Her story highlights the influence of family, education, and personal experiences in shaping her historic career.

What role did Katanji's parents play in her early life and education?

Describe the impact of Katanji's uncle's prison sentence on her perspective.