Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, the first Black woman on the court and author of the memoir "Lovely One," shares her inspirational journey. She discusses her teen years navigating predominantly white schools, the challenges of being a public defender, and the impact of her family's experiences on her legal perspectives. Jackson reflects on the complexities of balancing career and motherhood and the significance of hard work in achieving success. Personal anecdotes reveal the role of representation in justice and offer a glimpse into the human side of the judiciary.