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  1. through the law is that it's her work is generally
  2. a positive force and that her legacy has quite a
  3. big impact on American society, specifically and through the Western
  4. and international law world.
  5. I agree with Ginsburg's changes and works to abolish gender
  6. based discrimination on the basis that it interferes with the
  7. 14th Amendment in the American Constitution, because I believe that
  8. women and men should both have just as much opportunity
  9. to succeed and get recognition for their accomplishments.
  10. For example, a smart woman is just as worthy and
  11. capable of getting a job at a smart man.
  12. Could her work with a C.
  13. L. U propelled a change in the breadwinner homemaker model
  14. in the USA and now accept all forms of roles
  15. both men and women can take?
  16. This meant that she also fought for the rights of
  17. men who were vulnerable, such as widowers who were denied
  18. Social Security survivor benefits.
  19. Her fighting proved that men could also very much be
  20. discriminated against, especially if they do not fit in the
  21. traditionalist ideal roles.
  22. Showcasing the feminism doesn't just help women, but also met
  23. her progressive originalist Viewpoints supports the idea that the constitution
  24. should reflect the society of the present day and therefore
  25. should accommodate for it within the means of judicial interpretation.
  26. I think that is a very modern approach to use
  27. for the law to better the community it serves, especially
  28. in the USA, where the Constitution as regard to something
  29. that cannot be changed and must stay the same as
  30. it was when it was written.
  31. I think First Amendment gun rights and how and how
  32. hard it is to get rid of that.
  33. RBG pushed for a more modern reform to the Constitution,
  34. keeping in mind that RBG is not saying to rewrite
  35. the Constitution but instead to use it as a template
  36. to better our current society using illegal interpretation.
  37. Another aspect of our ddgs tactics that I found to
  38. be surprisingly effective are the way she used male perspective
  39. to visualize the issues of female suppression.
  40. This helped her gain support of her male counterparts because
  41. she was in a male dominated work environment.
  42. To help them understand her views, she had to cater
  43. her issues to the male audience, her understanding of feminist
  44. jurisprudence and the law, and that the loss typically catered
  45. towards men helped her win over many cases.
  46. Rather than using the court to examine inequalities facing women,
  47. where nine men were unlikely to be sympathetic, she asked
  48. them to look at inequalities affecting men because she thought
  49. it was more likely that they would recognize those as
  50. problematic. Michele Dauber, a law professor at Stanford University, stated.
  51. The accumulation of new protections, one by Ginsberg and others
  52. have followed many Americans to envision versions of family Life
  53. beyond the breadwinner, homemaker Binary.
  54. And I think it is.
  55. It is a significant legacy that RBG has and that
  56. everyone, especially in America, to notice today in many aspects
  57. of American law.