What Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Meant To Women

Molly, an opinion writer for the Washington Post, discusses the personal and broader impact of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on her and her mother, Edith Roberts, who clerked for Ginsburg. Ginsburg was a role model, mentor, and friend, known for her precise communication and impactful dissents. Her legacy includes her influence on gender equality and her hope for a future where women on the Supreme Court are seen as normal. Ginsburg's personal anecdotes, such as officiating weddings, highlight her kindness and romantic nature.

What does the phrase 'getting it just right' signify in the context of Justice Ginsburg's work?

How might future generations view Justice Ginsburg's contributions to gender equality?