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One possible reason why Supreme Court's interpretation of equal protection has changed over time? is: D.The Supreme Court itself is more diverse

In the past, the justices in the supreme court were made up with only people from the same race, gender, and ethnicity. As we move forward, we start to acquire justices from different genders and racial background that offered different perspective on how to interpret equal protection.

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