Question

there is always a danger embedded in relative morality, but since judging is a series of choices that we must make, that i am forced to make, i hope that i can make them by informing myself on the questions i must not avoid asking and continuously pondering. we, i mean all of us in this room, must continue individually and in voices united in organizations that have supported this conference, to think about these questions and to figure out how we go about creating the opportunity for there to be more women and people of color on the bench so we can finally have statistically significant numbers to measure the differences we will and are making.
i am delighted to have been here tonight and extend once again my deepest gratitude to all of you for listening and letting me share my reflections on being a latina voice on the bench. thank you.
what is the main reason why sotomayor refers to the saying \a wise old man and wise old woman will reach the same conclusion in deciding cases\?
to explain why she agrees with it
to explains why she disagrees with it
to explore exactly who said it and why
to explore discrimination against older judges

Explanation:

The text discusses the importance of considering diverse voices (like more women and people of color on the bench) to measure differences in decision - making. The saying "a wise old man and wise old woman will reach the same conclusion in deciding cases" likely ignores the impact of different backgrounds. Sotomayor, as a Latina voice, would likely disagree with a statement that assumes similar conclusions regardless of gender (and by extension other aspects of identity).

Answer:

to explains why she disagrees with it