Supreme Court | Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson reveals the “nightmares” she suffered as a working mom - employers must do more

Ketanji Brown Jackson is one of America's nine Supreme Court Justices. She’s also a proud working mom. Balancing the two has been one of the toughest tasks of her outstanding career.

Although the crème-de-la-crème role at the very top of her field is less relatable– who else can boast of having been nominated for their job by the President – her other job is much more familiar to women across America, as are the challenges that come with juggling them both.

In her memoir released Tuesday, Justice Jackson details a stark account of returning to work after the birth of the first child, describing it as “wrenching.”

Jackon says she “drastically underestimated the challenges of new motherhood.”