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Making The Justice System Fairer: Biden Has Nominated 8 Black Women To Appellate Courts
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11:24Now PlayingIn one year, the Biden Administration has appointed more black women judges to federal benches than any other administration combined.
The President has appointed eight Black women, which equals the total number of Black women to ever serve on the federal bench.
But it doesn't stop there of Biden's 83 federal appointees, 24 have been black, and 62 judges have been women.
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