- Earlier this year, U.S. Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson (KBJ) was asked:
"Can you provide a definition for the word 'woman'?" Her response was: "I can't.
Not in this context. I'm not a biologist." You can listen for yourself in this 67-second
YouTube video.
- Her response is fascinating, and I find myself dumbfounded and concerned.
How have we gotten to the point where educated people can't define what a woman is?
Here are a few questions/comments I would like to present to the now Associate Justice
of the United States Supreme Court.
- When President Joe Biden had an upcoming vacancy on the Supreme Court,
he said he would nominate a "black woman" for the position. How is it Biden is able
to define "black" and "woman" without any problem, but you cannot?
- Are you a black woman? Please define what a black woman is.
- Not being an economist, can you define what a dollar bill is?
- Not being a dentist, can you define what a tooth is?
See my point? I think her answer that she cannot define the word woman because she is not a biologist is both dishonest and political in nature, making her value on our nation's highest court questionable.
- When President Joe Biden had an upcoming vacancy on the Supreme Court,
he said he would nominate a "black woman" for the position. How is it Biden is able
to define "black" and "woman" without any problem, but you cannot?
- How can we expect KBJ to defend women's rights as a Supreme Court Justice
if she can't even define what a woman is?
- I'm no biologist either, and I'll admit understanding women can sometimes
be challenging, but I'll take a stab at defining the word woman. Try this on for size.
woman: an adult member of the human species with XX chromosomes.
It's called science.
