'Anything can happen': What to watch for in Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson's hearing

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : White House officials have noted Jackson's connections to law enforcement, including several members of her family who were police officers.
38% : But the hearings will also be an examination of her record and an effort to predict what kind of justice she will become if confirmed for a lifetime appointment on a court that is wrestling with issues like abortion, voting rights, guns and climate change.
38% : Looming fight: Race, gender become factors in Supreme Court confirmation battle Black women: Supreme Court fight shows why Americans have a hard time talking about equity for Black women Affirmative Action: Supreme Court to consider use of race in college admissions Harvard acknowledges considering race in its admissions process but says it does so as one of several factors - an approach that is consistent with the current legal standard.

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