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Jackson Offers SCOTUS Diversity it Lacks (The State of the State of Hawaii)

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How Jackson Might Impact a GOP Court. The host for this show is Stephanie Dalton. The guest is Sue Klein.

The Guest, Dr. Sue Klein, is a Director with the Feminist Majority Foundation for advancing progressive women’s agenda, including protecting Title IX and enacting the Gender Education and Equity Act through the US Department of Education. She discusses women’s issues and diversity to show what the nomination of Judge Jackson means for ensuring equity for all as promised by the US Constitution through the Supreme Court of the US (SCOTUS) and how she can be influential within its current ideology.

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