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8:35Now PlayingYodit Tewolde continues her conversation with the President of the National Bar Association, CK Hoffler. Hoffler weighs in on Kristen Clarke's appointment as the Department of Justice's Civil Rights Division head.
Clarke is the first Black woman to hold the position, something that Hoffler calls "monumental" and an inspiration for Black women, particularly at this moment in history.
Clarke faces intense scrutiny from Republicans who attacked her on her past views on policing.
"A lot of it was about politics and a great deal of it was about race, and it was unfair," Hoffler says. "The level of scrutiny that she sustained was in large was because of her race, but of course, she's a woman."
#KristenClarke #DOJ #MakingtheCase
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