Which two presidents were the most inclusive (i.e., in terms of gender and ethnicity) in their appointments of federal judges?

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Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton are widely regarded as the most inclusive presidents when it comes to appointing federal judges in terms of gender and ethnicity. Jimmy Carter appointed the first woman to the Supreme Court (Justice Sandra Day O'Connor) and appointed a record number of women and minority judges during his presidency. Bill Clinton also appointed a record number of women and minority judges, including the first African American woman to the federal bench (Judge Judith A. Smith). George W. Bush did appoint some women and minority judges, but not to the same extent as Carter and Clinton. George H.W. Bush and Ronald Reagan were generally seen as having more conservative and relatively less diverse judicial appointments.

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