Bernstein Symposium with Sonia Sotomayor

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Published 2014-04-08

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor talked about the importance of relationships, public service and not being afraid in a conversation with Georgetown law professor Eloise Pasachoff during the Bernstein Symposium.

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@claudettecampbell3194 3 years ago

THIS LADY IS A GEM, GOD BLESS HER.
@LOvE-tc5gu 2 years ago

We really need a people like you.
@KnowTrentTimoy 7 years ago

Part of Justice Sotomayor's popularity is the fact that she's open and seemingly accessible to the public in general and on a regular basis. She speaks with an eloquence and charm that encapsulates you and makes the audience a part of the process. This connotation of enigmatic preponderance is a condition that has been mostly encouraged by the male justices to instill a mystic facade that maintains a false narrative. Justices Scalia and Breyer are notable exceptions.
@MsMarciaGeraldino 4 months ago

Total admiration for Justice Sotomayor. She is a Latina iconic figure.🙏