Women's History Month 2025 (Loudoun)

She is the first Black woman appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court, breaking a historic barrier. She advocates for civil rights, equality, and justice, with a focus on fair legal processes. She is Kentanji Brown Jackson.

Learn more about Brown Jackson via the Biography (Gale in Context) database and the other NOVA Libraries resources below. 

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Photograph of Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson, from the cover of her memoir Lovely One.

• "Judge Jackson's Practiced Poise" - TIME Magazine