Justice Ginsburg Wants to See an Equal Rights Amendment in the Constitution

The speaker discusses potential changes to the Constitution, emphasizing the need for an Equal Rights Amendment to ensure gender equality. They express hope for the future through the younger generation, particularly their granddaughters, who are committed to upholding the country's values. The speaker also highlights the biggest threat to democracy as public indifference to preserving rights, citing Judge Learned Hand's speech on liberty and the importance of maintaining the spirit of liberty.

What specific amendment does the speaker wish to add to the Constitution?

• Right to Privacy Amendment

• Equal Rights Amendment

• Second Amendment

• Freedom of Religion Amendment

According to the speaker, what is missing in the current Constitution regarding gender equality?

• A paragraph on freedom of expression

• A section on voting rights

• A clause on equal citizenship stature

• A statement on equal pay

Who does the speaker mention as a source of hope for the future?

• Their neighbor

• Their eldest granddaughter

• Their son

• Their colleague

What does the speaker believe is the biggest threat to democracy?

• Foreign interference

• Public indifference to rights

• Technological advancements

• Economic instability

What does Judge Learned Hand's speech emphasize about liberty?

• It is a legal document

• It is a historical artifact

• It is a fire in people's hearts

• It is a political strategy