Photographing Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson

Forty-eight hours ago, photographer Lelanie Foster didn’t know she would be photographing one of the most important figures of our time: Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. When Jackson, on Thursday, was confirmed as the first Black woman to serve in the U.S. Supreme Court, Foster got the call to gather her equipment and make her way to the White House. There, in the same building that houses Vice President Kamala Harris’s office—another woman of color who has broken barriers in politics—Foster took the stunning, raw portrait of Jackson that has caused waves of emotion since it was released Friday afternoon. The… Read Full Article