In section four, she talks about her remarks as a Supreme Court justice.
Moreover, Ginsburg details how in 1993, she was chosen by President Bill Clinton to become the U.S Supreme Court. As well, section three includes her appointment by President Jimmy Carter to the U.S Court of Appeals. Section three includes her role in legal briefs and statements about females as equals before the law. Indeed, the 1970s saw many social and legal gains of women. In the 1970s, Ginsburg uses her legal skills to advocate gender equality before the law. Some of the women she offers tribute include Anne Frank, Gloria Steinem, and Sandra Day O’Connor. In section two, she writes a tribute to other women who are respected on their own right. As well, she discussed the relationship between conservative and liberal judges. The first section also includes her relationship with Justice Antonin Scalia. The first section contains articles written from her childhood and college. Ginsburg explains how she loves her husband, her life being a judge at the Supreme Court, and gender equality. My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg is a collection of editorials, tributes, speeches, and essays narrating about her life from childhood through being a Supreme Court Judge. Written by Rachael Mucai and other people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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