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I am honored that my White House perspective on judicial appointments was deemed interesting enough to be included in the Berkeley La Raza Law Journal commemorating the October 2001 Symposium on Latino/a representation in the judiciary. Of course, it is one thing to speak frankly into the ether, and a totally different matter to have those remarks become a permanent record of one's views. Nonetheless, there are still too few Latinos in critical positions of government not to share my observations of the federal judicial appointments process.

Brown to Black: The Politics of Judicial Appointments for Latinos