"Out of 787 federal judgeships, only 95 are held by blacks." (Congressional Black Caucus)

Racial disparity?

Or not.

Not.

Being only 12% of the U.S. population, blacks would be expected if there were ideal racial parity to have 94 judgeships, which is exactly how many they "have."

If there 190 black federal judges, one black person would then have twice the weight of a white person.

I have no idea how the figures would hold for other racial/ethnic/religious groups, as the Congressional Black Caucus did not give an accurate representation of how the number of judgeships actually correspond to population.

One man, one vote.  That is democracy.