United States Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson made her Broadway debut in & Juliet, a reimagined, “woke” take on the Shakespearean classic.
The one-night-only event, held on Saturday, December 14, saw Justice make a brief walk-on appearance during the 8 p.m. performance, followed by an audience talkback session featuring Justice Jackson herself.
The production, which prides itself on its modern, woke twists, features a non-binary character named “May,” who is described as Juliet’s “he/she/they best friend.”
Jackson, who has previously written in her memoir about her “life goal” of performing on a Broadway stage, appears to be achieving milestones that no other Supreme Court Justice has likely considered—or desired.
“I, a Miami girl from a modest background with an unabashed love of theater, dreamed of one day ascending to the highest court in the land—and I had said so in one of my supplemental application essays. I expressed that I wished to attend Harvard as I believed it might help me “to fulfill my fantasy of becoming the first Black, female Supreme Court justice to appear on a Broadway stage.”
Watch her embarrassing performance:
Earlier this month, Ketanji Brown Jackson quickly distinguished herself as arguably America’s dumbest justice after just three years on the bench. She again lived up to that reputation in a case dealing with ‘gender-affirming’ care for children.
As CBS reports, The Supreme Court is addressing a case concerning the constitutionality of a Tennessee law that bars puberty blockers and hormone therapy for so-called ‘transgender’ youths. Back in March 2023, Tennessee’s Republican-led legislature instituted its ban on these dangerous medical procedures, which have been used to treat ‘gender dysphoria’ for decades.
Advocates for child mutilation, including the Biden regime, are nonsensically whining that if the Supreme Court does the right thing and upholds the Volunteer State’s commonsense law, it would open the door to state lawmakers outlawing the same treatments for adults.
This dispute is the first case in which the Supreme Court justices whether efforts by state efforts to stop child mutilation are constitutional. President-elect Donald Trump has consistently promised to protect children from these sinister experiments and bar biological men from competing in female sports.
Jackson, though, decided to confront Tennessee Solicitor General Matt Rice, who was defending his state’s law with an insane argument. She brought up a long-ago case that dealt with the state of Virginia banning interracial marriage and somehow drew a parallel to gender reassignment surgery for children.
Yes, she compared immutable characteristics (race) and actual constitutional rights to mutilating innocent children. What an ignorant and demented person.
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