The diversity of American companies is also in a new era ... President Biden, nominated black women as the Supreme Court (Business Insider JAPAN)

According to experts, Jackson's Supreme Court's nomination may begin a new era of corporate diversity.

President Joe Biden has appointed Ketanji Brown Jackson as the Supreme Court.If Jackson is approved, she will be the first black woman to be selected as the Supreme Court.[See all images] The diversity of American companies is also in the new era ... President Biden, black women, the Supreme Court judge, the diversity of nominated companies may encourage CEOs to the same movement.Says.It is well known that authoritative and powerful positions, such as the Supreme Court judge and the CEO of 500 Fortune, have been historically occupied by white men.However, there are many exceptions that have bounced off the adversity and climbed there.Thurgood Marshall, Sandra Day O'Connor, Sonia Sotomayor, Jane Fraser, Marvin Ellison, Tas and Ellison.Dackets (Thasunda Brown Duckett) are those who have created a new history.And political and social trends seem to be changing.On February 25, 2022, President Joe Biden appointed Ketanji Brown Jackson in the Washington Federal High Court in the Washington Federal High Court as a successor of Stephen Breyer, who has recently retired.。If Jackson is approved, he will be the first to be the Supreme Court.President Biden promised to nominate a black woman as a Supreme Court in a discussion held in Charleston, South Carolina in 2020.Watching the camera broadcast for millions of viewers, he swore, "The next Supreme Court is a black woman."Corporate consultant states that Biden's decision is bold and frank, as he chose black women, Camara Harris, as Vice President.While Biden is moving in the field of politics, American companies are also trying to move forward.CEOs have appointed black women as their successors, and some companies have appointed colored women as leadership.Strategist states that the bright horizon is visible, and the CEOs have come to learn from Bide's leadership."I think the importance of society is immeasurable," Malia Lazu, a lecturer at MIT Sloan Management School, said to Insider.Despite the strong rebound that the United States is struggling with the history of white supremacy, Biden's movement shows a break from the Supreme Court's 233 -year history, which means the capital.It reaches far beyond far away.Now that Americans are looking for fairness in all aspects of their lives, CEOs will be able to put pressure on their own to seek the same fairness.