Meet Jim Crow Joe Biden's choice For Supreme Court Justice, Ketanji Brown Jackson


This is #JimCrow Joe Biden’s choice for the Supreme Court Justice seat that’s becoming available in June of this year. Her name is #KetanjiBrownJackson. She is pictured here with her white spouse.

I wonder if her having a white spouse has triggered as much anger and vitriol in black people, mainly black women, the way it did when #ClarenceThomas who also has a white spouse was nominated for the Supreme Court back in the day. So far, I have NOT heard any black person, especially black women, remind her that her father is black. I have not heard anyone black, especially black women, refer to her as a self hater for dating and marrying a white person. I wonder if she is going to be told that she hates her father for marrying outside of her race.🤔
Clarence Thomas was called a bootlicking Uncle Tom and a sell out for his conservative views. I wonder if Ketanji is going receive these same names from black people for her conservative views. Actually, I have read some of her views on race and racism and quite frankly her views on race and racism align almost perfectly with that of Clarence Thomas and even #CandaceOwens.
Hmmm, speaking of Candace Owens. She and Ketanji share a similar life profile. Candace is married to a white man with a biracial child. Ketanji is married to a white man with biracial children. Their views on race and racism are very similar, yet Candace who is just as black, just as intelligent, and who is just as articulate has received angry and vitriolic responses from a lot of black people for her conservative views.
However, in my opinion, Candace Owens is a lot more attractive than Ketanji Jackson. Yes. I went there. I happen to have 20/20 vision. Also, Candance speaks about the importance of elevating families in the natural order things (Husband, wife, and children. Ketanji stated that her fight has been for WOMEN and minorities. No family structure in the natural sense mentioned. This is the liberal side of her speaking, I’m sure.
Anyway, Thurgood Marshall was the first and he will be the very last actual black and black thinking, Supreme Court Justice who actually fought for black Americans while sitting on the Supreme Court and who was married to a black spouse and they had black children. America will never make that mistake again. So, enjoy the continued farce. When y’all say “All Skin Folks Ain’t Kinfolks” I hope you are including Ketanji Brown Jackson.
I expect. No. I know that she is going to as SILENT on black issues as SCJ as blacks have accused Clarence Thomas of being for so many years. Yet, she will still be celebrated and honored in our community for nothing more than just for being black and a female. A celebration and honoring that has been denied Clarence Thomas who is also black, but a male. We have got to do better.
Rico Rivers
@RicotheOpinionist

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