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Supreme Court Justice Appears in Pro-Trans Broadway Version of Romeo and Juliet

Seamus OthotBy Seamus OthotDecember 17, 2024Updated:December 17, 20248 Comments3 Mins Read
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U.S. Supreme Court (SCOTUS) Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson took time away from her job in the nation’s highest court on Saturday night to appear in the Broadway musical “& Juliet,” featuring a “non-binary” man in a dress.

[RELATED: SCOTUS Considers TN Ban on Prescribing Certain Drugs to Children for “Gender-Affirming Care”…]

“It’s very important to remind people that Justices are human beings, that we have dreams, and that we are public servants, and we are not so detached from the people that we serve,” said Jackson in an interview for CBS Mornings.

“Being the first black woman supreme court justice to appear on a Broadway stage, that has been a dream of mine for all of these years,” she added.

On Saturday night, Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson fulfilled a childhood dream: making her Broadway debut.@vladduthiersCBS spoke with Justice Brown Jackson about taking on the one-time, walk-on role written specifically for her in @AndJulietBway: “I feel very much… pic.twitter.com/0MzZyPsCR1

— CBS Mornings (@CBSMornings) December 16, 2024

The show’s directors added two new scenes specifically to accommodate her one-time walk-on role.

Though small, Jackson’s role allowed her to sing, deliver spoken dialogue, and bow with the cast at the end of the show.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is completely off her rocker on the Supreme Court.

Her far-left questions and opinions have been a complete embarrassment.

But her humiliation isn’t over. Now she’s bizarrely performing on Broadway.

KBJ is a total mess.pic.twitter.com/UKeAsNeIkn

— Paul A. Szypula 🇺🇸 (@Bubblebathgirl) December 16, 2024

NEW: Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson makes Broadway debut in “& Juliet,” a queer twist on Romeo and Juliet.

The play features ‘May,’ Juliet’s he/she/they best friend.

Jackson previously said it was her life goal to perform on a Broadway stage.

“I, a Miami girl… pic.twitter.com/FauTkn0uBJ

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) December 16, 2024

The musical is a modernized version of the classic Shakespeare play Romeo and Juliet that considers an alternate version of the story in which Juliet survives after Romeo dies, while in the original play, both characters die in the end.

The modern retelling has Shakespeare’s wife demanding that he rewrite the tragedy so that it has a happier and more feminist tone.

Ironically, the pro-feminist version of the classic play is a throwback to the Elizabethan era, when women were not allowed on stage and female roles were therefore played by men and boys.

The new version features popular pop songs from the 2000s and 2010s, feminist messaging, and a new “non-binary” character played by a man in a dress.

The non-binary character, played by Broadway actor Justin Sullivan, has a prominent romance with a man in the play.

According to Sullivan, who prefers to use “he/she/they” pronouns, his character “goes on a journey of self-discovery, finds love, and explores their gender identity.”

Jackson has bragged that her appearance in “& Juliet” makes her the first sitting SCOTUS Justice to perform on Broadway, a distinction she claims she has long sought.

The justice appeared in the pro-radical gender ideology show as SCOTUS is considering the United States v. Skrmetti.

The high-profile case will determine whether Tennessee, and by extension the rest of the states, has the right to prevent minors from receiving permanently harmful transgender drugs such as puberty blockers.

Jackson has a long expressed her support for radical gender ideology, starting even before she officially joined the Supreme Court.

During her now-infamous confirmation hearings, Jackson claimed that she could not provide a definition of the word “woman” because she is not a biologist.

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Seamus Othot

Seamus Othot is a reporter for The Maine Wire. He grew up in New Hampshire, and graduated from The Thomas More College of Liberal Arts, where he was able to spend his time reading the great works of Western Civilization. He can be reached at [email protected] or ‪(401) 216-9160‬.

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Gardiner Schneider
Gardiner Schneider
1 year ago

It is wonderful to see that freaks now have representation on the Supreme Court of the United States of America….NOT.

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Eric H.
Eric H.
1 year ago

How do you spell the word. I. M. P. E. A. C. H.
DEI at its best .
F@*king Joe Biden .Thanks asshole !

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cheshire cat
cheshire cat
1 year ago

“Being the first black woman supreme court justice to appear on a Broadway stage, that has been a dream of mine for all of these years,” 
My dream is for you to be the 1st black woman supreme court justice to get run over by a bleeping train.

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Cayuga kat
Cayuga kat
1 year ago

See this is what happens when you let government employee’s work from home. They’re all doing it.

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mark violette
mark violette
1 year ago

Hey the court met it’s DEI quota

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Andy K
Andy K
1 year ago

Does anyone really go to see this crap because they think it will be entertaining or do they just attend because someone is trying to add to their “WOKE credits”.

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Steve Dutton
Steve Dutton
1 year ago

This is what happens when you put a DEI hire on the Supreme Court. Yet another Joe Biden failure.

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poppypapa
poppypapa
1 year ago

Ah….respecting the “Dignity of The Courts.”

But fitting none the less for someone who when asked, could not define “woman”

It must be like the Presidents of Elite Universities like to say, “contextual.”

And she serves in a Marble Monument.

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