Ketanji Brown Jackson Wore A Symbol Of Silent Rebellion

Ketanji Brown Jackson Wore A Symbol Of Silent Rebellion At Inauguration
For the most part, people were dressed for a somber affair in a sea of unremarkable navy and dark earth tones. However, one look that drew acknowledgment for its dramatic visual significance is the cowrie shell collar Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wore around her neck.
The Significance Of Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson's Cowrie Shells Worn At The 2025 Inauguration
The shells are often viewed as currency. However, they hold a deeper meaning, especially when worn during the inaugural ceremonies of President Donald Trump.
Here's Why Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Wore Cowrie Shells to the Inauguration
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wore cowrie shells to Trump's inauguration, but is there any significance to those shells beyond their aesthetics.
The Deeper Meaning Behind Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Collar at the 2025 Inauguration
While Justice Jackson has yet to explain the exact meaning of her Inauguration collar, the cowrie shell’s multiple meanings point to a sartorial expression of her dissent.
Clashing symbols at Trump's inauguration: Musk's odd salute, Justice Brown-Jackson's cowrie shells
Elon Musk’s critics blast his ‘Fascist salute’ at inaugural event while Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson wears symbolic cowrie shells.
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[Opinion] The Mystery Behind the Collar Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Wore to the Inauguration
While all eyes were on President Donald Trump during his second inauguration, the country’s first Black female Supreme Court Justice caught the eye of Black America with one statement piece that has deeper meaning than you may know.
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Ketanji Brown Jackson
I would like to focus here on a galling aspect of Jackson’s brief opinion. At her Senate confirmation hearing, Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson pretends to be an originalist.