About This Book
This chapter book from the popular 'Who Is...?' series introduces young readers to the life and achievements of Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman to become a Supreme Court Justice. It covers her childhood, education, legal career, and the historic moments leading to her appointment. Parents will appreciate how the book simplifies complex concepts of law and government, making them accessible for children aged 4-11, while also providing an excellent role model who embodies resilience, intelligence, and a commitment to fairness. It's an ideal read for sparking conversations about justice, civil rights, and the importance of pursuing one's dreams.
Discussion Prompts
1
What qualities do you think make a good judge or leader?
2
Ketanji Brown Jackson faced challenges; how did she overcome them?
3
Why is it important to have people from different backgrounds in important roles, like on the Supreme Court?
4
What does 'justice' mean to you, and how can we work towards it in our own lives?
5
If you could ask Ketanji Brown Jackson one question, what would it be and why?
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