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A Black woman had never been a justice for the United States Supreme Court until April 7, 2022 when Ketanji Brown Jackson made history. This lifetime appointment has only been held by two other African Americans before her. Learn about Ketanji Brown Jackson's life, experience, and accomplishments in this nonfiction biography, part of the Leaders Like Us series. Featuring 24 pages with vibrant illustrations, this children's book also includes a timeline, post-reading questions, and an interactive activity to help develop reading comprehension skills.
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These Ketanji Brown Jackson Paperback in Multi are ideal for classroom learning and instruction.
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| Core Material: | Paper |
| Color/Finish: | Assorted |
| Width: | 7.90 in |
| Height: | 0.29 in |
| Depth: | 10.00 in |
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