Episode 42: Two Screaming Women

Tina and Hillary cover activist, lawyer, judge, and revolutionary, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Hillary’s Story
In 1959, Ruth Bader Ginsburg earn her law degree from Columbia University. But, when she faced challenges securing employment due to her sex, and witnessed more progressive views on gender equality in Sweden, she became a force to be reckoned with as lawyer and later as the co-founder of the Women’s Rights Project with the ACLU.

Tina’s Story
After her work with the ACLU, RBG gets appointed by Carter to the second highest court in the land, The Court of Appeals. But, when she continues to distinguish herself as a judge who judges fairly and with integrity while standing up for all Americans rather than the powerful few, she earns a spot on the highest court, The Supreme Court of the United States.

Sources
Hillary's Story
Rewire News Group
In the 1970s, Racism Led to Women Being Sterilized Against Their Will. Could It Happen Again?--by Sanoja Bhaumik

Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center
NOTORIOUS RBG: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF RUTH BADER GINSBURG

Wikipedia
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

History
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

ACLU
TRIBUTE: THE LEGACY OF RUTH BADER GINSBURG AND WRP STAFF

Britannica
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Biography
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Mental Floss
15 Amazing Facts About Ruth Bader Ginsburg--BY BETH ANNE MACALUSO

The New York Magazine
The Glorious RBG I learned, while writing about her, that her precision disguised her warmth.--By Irin Carmon

CNN
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Fast Facts

NPR
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Champion Of Gender Equality, Dies At 87--by Nina Totenberg

Photos
Ruth Bader Ginsburg as Young Girl--by Supreme Court via CNN
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Wedding Dress--from Justice Ginsburg's personal collection via CNN
Ruth Bader Ginsburg with ACLU--by Lynn Gilbert via Wikimedia Commons

Tina's Story
Wikipedia
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Biography
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The Harvard Gazette
The life and legacy of RBG

USA Today
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's top opinions and dissents, from VMI to Voting Rights Act--by Richard Wolf

Seventeen
8 Historic Ruth Bader Ginsburg Supreme Court Rulings and Dissents to Know About--by Carolyn Twersky

CNBC
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s biggest cases: Equal pay, Bush v. Gore and insider trading--Marty Steinberg

PBS
5 of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s most powerful Supreme Court opinions--by Marcia Coyle

Reader's Digest
15 Ways Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Has Made History--by Tina Donvito

Mental Floss
15 Amazing Facts About Ruth Bader Ginsburg--BY BETH ANNE MACALUSO

Oyez
Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Good Housekeeping
Here's How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Changed American Life for the Better--Katie Bourque

Town & Country
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Collars Decoded: What Each Neckpiece Means--by Chloe Foussianes

New York Times
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Lace Collar Wasn’t an Accessory, It Was a Gauntlet--by Vanessa Friedman

Photos
Ruth Bader Ginsburg Portrait by Supreme Court of the United States via the Public Domain
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's chair and the bench in front of her seat draped in black by Supreme Court of the United States via Public Domain