Ruth Bader Ginsberg and all her life

Illustrated By Brandon Gutierrez

Table of Contents

Get to know her--- PG:1

Strong women --- PG:2

Career --- PG:3

Personal Life --- PG:4

Some cases --- PG:5

More cases --- PG:6

Youth --- PG:7

Bad situations- PG:8

Fun Facts --- PG:9

Family --- PG:10

Hey, want to know more about the supreme court and women? well you are in luck! Meet Ruth Bader Ginsberg! She is recognized for being one of the first supreme court justice to stand up for women. And also for being the supreme court judge to stay 77 years in the court. many said she couldn't because of her husband's death.

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Ruth Ginsberg was considered a hard-working person. She was Jewish from part of her father. It was hard to become a judge for her because of all the obstacles like women's racism. She was really recommended by a Harvard Law School teacher Butt was still declined by the supreme court because she was a woman.

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She started her career as a lawyer. And soon was nominated to be a Supreme Court Judge by President Bill Clinton. She was also the first Jewish Justice so she was a very important person. She died in 2020.

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She married Martin D. Then they moved to Washington DC where everything began. Soon her husband got a job as a teacher at the University of Law. Also, her husband died in 2010. but that didn't stop her from becoming a famous supreme court justice

She also had a lot of cases. I will tell you some, sessions vs Dimaya. Also Artist VS District of Colombia. Another case was Burwell Vs Hobby Lobby. She was a really good judge. she solved lots of cases and. Also personally she must have been a good person.

She argued for gender equality and might of inspired lots of people. I've
told you some cases, but I'll tell you more.

1 Stemberg vs Carhart Case

2 Friends of Earth vs Laidlaw Environmental Service

3 Bush vs Gore

4 Ledbetter vs Goodyear Tire and Rubber Shelby county vs Holder

5 Oberg vs Hodges... etc

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She grew up in a low money family. Also, her community was hard working. Her mother was a great source of inspiration for Ruth Ginsberg Bader. Sadly her mother suffered from cancer. Even worse her mom died before her graduating. Her husband Martin went sometimes to the military but then went back with Ruth. There was a lot of discrimination at the time.

Incredibly she served as a director of the civil rights movement. Her husband suffered from cancer too. Sadly he died from cancer. She was married for 56 years. That was a lot. Her husband was very funny and a good father. He also was a good employee and a good person. Now he's dead and so is Ruth Ginsberg.