The Guardian
What holds, and what fails, under pressure, standards and accountability.
Ketanji Brown Jackson profiles as The Guardian on the OTA Media Leadership Index, a leader defined by protecting foundational principles under institutional pressure. The first Black woman on the Supreme Court, her path through a public defender's office and the US Sentencing Commission shaped a leadership style rooted in defending due process and the individuals the system touches.
“So, this one I'm more commenting on the irony of this because we don't have Netflix, so I actually can't watch it. But Netflix recently sent out a press release announcing that the Ukrainian show starring the current president of Ukraine, Vlodimor Zelensky, is now back airing on Netflix. You can watch it now. And folks may not remember.”
“So to speak. There you go. Not quite how it works So, all of this comes in the context of President Biden being overseas this week, according to CNN world leaders, are meeting at the G7 to discuss the Russian invasion.”
“Us to take action, and here's a sense of who all was making those requests. So in that sense, conceivably, I'm not saying this is exactly how it played out, but conceivably it could have been asked or briefed to the president, hey, the administration is being asked, sir, that we do more to help Ukrainian refugees of note the Southern Bapt…”
“Well, yeah, I mean, A, COVID is still very real. And so, I mean, it's still a factor in some sense. And I also realized a large part of our team are working members of families. And so we want to, you know, we're a pro-family organization. So we want to accommodate that as well.”
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