Supreme Court diversity means more than gender and race

By: Max Heerman July 14, 2009

President Obama believes the U.S. Supreme Court should look like America. If you agree, more than likely you support his nomination of Judge Sonia Sotomayor. She would be the first Latina, and only the third woman, to serve on the high court. But Americans have characteristics that are less visible than gender and race, such as ...

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Supreme Court diversity means more than gender and race

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