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Your honor has been through a lot. I seen a lot of your autobiography. I would thank your honor for doing this much for our country. You had a tough life isn't it true? Where there were women discrimination and many losses. However, these didn't hold you back, but to move forward. You are a strong women that went through life independently. Your one of the few women justice that have made into the Supreme Court that is really amazing. I don't wish your honor to suffer much more even until now, but please hold a little longer. All I could do is to appreciate your doings from my bottom of heart.

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Attended Cornell,Harvard and Columbia

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"The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a woman's life, to her well being and dignity. It is a decision she must make for herself, When government controls that decision for her, she is being treated less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices."

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"The decision whether or not to bear a child is central to a woman's life, to her well being and dignity. It is a decision she must make for herself, When government controls that decision for her, she is being treated less than a fully adult human responsible for her own choices."

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Praised by Clinton during nomination to supreme court, saying she has been "genuinely distinguished herself as one of our Nation's best judges" as one of the reasons for being appointed to Supreme court.

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-faced in Harvard (-)
-released law texts,cases and materials on this in 1974 (+)
-found ACLU's  Women Right's Project (+)
-frequent appearance on issues (+)
-earned a national reputation as a leading advocate for the equal citizenship status of men and women.(+)

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Her mother died the day before her graduation due to cancer

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SHE WAS FIRST IN HER CLASS, BUT STRUGGLED TO FIND A JOB

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SHE WAS FIRST IN HER CLASS, BUT STRUGGLED TO FIND A JOB

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She didn't miss days off from work when she was going to chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer and surgery for colon cancer. She's a very strong, independent woman

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She didn't miss days off from work when she was going to chemotherapy for pancreatic cancer and surgery for colon cancer. She's a very strong, independent woman

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Fought against gender discrimination and unified the liberal block of the court.

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She doesnt shy away from giving pointed guidance when she feels the need.

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First appearance in Supreme Court in 1973.

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First appearance in Supreme Court in 1973.

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The family called Joan Ruth "Kiki," a nickname Marylin had given her for being "a kicky baby.
Ruth Ginsburg was appointed by Bill Clinton on August 10, 1993.

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Has been named one of 100 Most Powerful Women (2009) and one of Glamour magazine's Women of the Year 2012 and one of Time magazine's Time 100 most influential people (2015)

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She graduated first in her class in 1959. Despite her outstanding academic record, however, Ginsburg continued to encounter gender discrimination while seeking employment after graduation.After

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She fought against gender discrimination

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She fought against gender discrimination

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faced gender discrimination at harvard

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becoming the first female member of the prestigious Harvard Law Review.

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after making inappropriate comments about trump she apologized which is quite respectable considering most people are not taking this approach.

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She was still motivated and determined after she found herself being turned away by most law firms and judges who refused to hire a woman.

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Our appreciation of what you have done for us cannot be put in words, but if we were to try we would say that you are an amazing hero. Not only for what you have done for our government, but for what you have done for all of our citizens. You knew that a country that leans too heavily towards a single ideal cannot last long, and to keep this from happening to our country you gave up an easy life and retirement. For this we want to say thank so much.

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Was the first supreme court justice to officiate at a same-sex marriage ceremony.

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Was the first supreme court justice to officiate at a same-sex marriage ceremony.

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She fought against Gender discrimination

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She fought against Gender discrimination

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Ginsburg became Columbia University first female professor(1972-80)

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Ginsburg became Columbia University first female professor(1972-80)

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she could spend time with her children  but she chooses to balance out the power

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She wrote a book called my own words and its a collection of all her speeches she has ever made even dated back to her 8th grade days.

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one of the 9 females at harvard out of a class of 500

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one of the 9 females at harvard out of a class of 500

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Uh... unless I´m misinformed, Ginsburg was the second female Justice...

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Uh... unless I´m misinformed, Ginsburg was the second female Justice...

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This makes her an amazing female political inspiration.

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During the 1970s she was director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union

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During the 1970s she was director of the Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union

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She co-founded the Women's Rights Law Reporter in 1970. It was the first law journal in the U.S. to focus exclusively on women's rights

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When her husband suffered through testicular cancer, she would attend his classes and take notes for him. Then she went on to her own classes in Ivy League schools.

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she was still motivated and determined after she found herself being turned away by most law firms and judges who refused to hire women

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she was still motivated and determined after she found herself being turned away by most law firms and judges who refused to hire women

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Ruth Ginsburg was appointed by Bill Clinton

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Interview with NPR, She didn't sound like a women eager to retire "I Will Retire when it's time" - Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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Interview with NPR, She didn't sound like a women eager to retire "I Will Retire when it's time" - Ruth Bader Ginsburg

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Ginsburg taught at Rutgers University Law School (1963–72) and at Columbia (1972–80), where she became the school's first female tenured professor.

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Ginsburg taught at Rutgers University Law School (1963–72) and at Columbia (1972–80), where she became the school's first female tenured professor.

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despite her serious health problems, she's still determined to remain a justice.

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In 2009 when fighting pancreatic cancer still attended pres. Barack Obama's televised speech

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She had a hard time finding a job and shes was an advocate for women's rights