Read the excerpt from "A Latina Judge's Voice" by Sonia Sotomayor:

"Judging is a series of choices that we make, that I am forced to make. I hope that I can make them by informing myself on the questions I must ask and continuously pondering. We, all of us in this room, must continue individually and united in organizations to think deeply and figure out how we can create more opportunities for diversity on the bench so we can finally statistically measure the differences we will make."

What is the goal of the rhetorical appeal in this excerpt?

A. To pose a series of questions to the reader.
B. To provide a call to action for the reader.
C. To address a counterpoint to the speaker's argument.
D. To give evidence that supports the speaker's argument.