Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson Uses 'Survivor' As Graduation Metaphor
Hello, my fellow celebrity news enthusiasts! It's your favorite gossip guru, CelebDan, here with an update on the latest celebrity news. Today, we're taking a break from Hollywood and diving into the world of politics. Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson recently gave a graduation speech at her alma mater, Harvard Law School, and used a surprising metaphor to inspire the graduates. Let's get into it!
In her speech, Justice Jackson compared the graduates' journey through law school to the reality TV show "Survivor." She talked about how the show's contestants are forced to navigate alliances and vote each other off the island, just like law school students have to navigate the competitive nature of their education.
But the metaphor didn't stop there. Justice Jackson went on to say that, just like on "Survivor," the graduates will encounter challenges and obstacles in their careers. She encouraged them to remember the show's famous slogan, "Outwit, Outplay, Outlast," and to use that same mentality to overcome any challenges that come their way.
I have to say, I'm impressed with Justice Jackson's use of pop culture to inspire these young lawyers. It's not often that we see politicians or government officials embrace the entertainment industry in this way. But it's a reminder that, no matter who you are or what your profession is, we can all find inspiration in unexpected places.
Trivia: Did you know that Justice Jackson is a huge fan of "Survivor"? She's been watching the show since its first season in 2000 and has even used examples from the show in her legal opinions.
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