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The main idea in Sonia Sotomayor's "A Latina judge's voice" is that the cultural background and the life experience of any judge is an inevitable part of his/her sentences. And because of this a wider variety in the court offices is a better representation of a diverse society as the American one. She first tells her story, how she was raised in her parents culture, Puerto Rican, and about her professional career. She gives several statistics of the proportional part of black, latinos and women in the American judiciary system to show how better it has become for this minorities and how much is left to be done. She quotes several of her colleagues to support her main thesis, that "there is no objective stance but only a series of perspectives - no neutrality, no escape from choice in judging". So she hopes that her cultural background, experience and way of thinking only affects her judging "when those opinions, sympathies and prejudices are appropriate", as the Supreme Court suggests.
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This quote simply means that people's outward behaviors provide insight into their real feelings. The statement can be rephrased by saying that actions speak louder than words. To know the thoughts that go through a person's mind, observe his actions.
Explanation:
John Locke, an English Philosopher and Physician who was born on 29 August, 1632 and who died on 28 October, 1704 made the statement above. His words can be understood to mean that the way people behave and react to matters, can provide insight into their true feelings.
For example, a person can say that he hates stealing. His true thoughts would be evaluated when the opportunity to steal without being caught presents itself. His behavior then would reveal his true thoughts of the matter.
