Justice Ketanji Jackson's faulty claim in affirmative action case takes another hit as lawyers 'clarify' brief
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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made a flawed claim that had to be clarified by an outside law firm about Black newborns in a dissenting opinion.
Seeking to show that considering race in admissions was fair and realizes equality, Jackson argued in her dissent that diversity "saves lives" and is essential for "marginalized communities." She asserted that diversity is for the "betterment" of students and society at large beyond college campuses. Aaron Kliegman is a politics reporter for Fox News Digital.
"For high-risk Black newborns, having a Black physician more than doubles the likelihood that the baby will live, and not die," Jackson wrote as one example.
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