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Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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with Bader Ginsburg, nominated in 1993 by President Bill Clinton,
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was the first Jewish woman and second woman to serve
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on the Supreme Court.
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She was born to Nathan and Celia Bader on March
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15th, 1933.
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She was a second born daughter, and her mother, Celia,
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always stressed the importance of going to school and ex
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selling in school.
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Ruth was a great student, and in high school she
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succeeded. Unfortunately, one day before she graduated high school, her
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mother, Celia, passed away from cancer in 1954 youth went
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to Cornell University and graduated as first in her class.
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The first memorable bull case I want to talk about
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that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was involved in was the US
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United States vs Virginia in 1996.
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There was one college left that was for Onley males,
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and Ruth Toe said that it was against the 14
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Amendment, which making that all male school unconstitutional.
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The second bill I want to talk about is whole
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woman's health versus had there's death, which was in 2000
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and 16.
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Home Woman's Health attacked Helder Stat because of the Abortion
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Act, which impose restrictions and requirements for people who performed
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abortions, which impose strict restrictions such as doctors performing abortions
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would have to have privileges.
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Admitting patients to nearby hospitals and clinics would have to
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do the same.
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The Supreme Court justices struck down the bill from 5
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to 3, and Ruth was one of the five, saying
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that it's beyond rational belief that HB two could generally
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protect the health of women and certain that the law
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would simply make it more hard for women to attain
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abortion. The third case I want to talk about is
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Ledbetter versus Goodyear tires and Rubbers, where Ledbetter in 2007
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sued Good Year tires and rubber for paying her less
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than her male counterparts.
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She sued Goodyear Tire and Rubber for gender discrimination, and
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that would go under Title seven of the Civil Rights
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Act of 1964 and Goodyear Tire invited the clause by
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saying, Ah, you have to report the clause 180 days
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after the violation occurs.
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So basically saying that Ledbetter could Onley complain 180 days
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about the discrimination of her pay a que stating that
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men should be paid more than women.
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Unfortunately, Lilly Ledbetter lost the case 5 to 4 in
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favor of Goodyear.
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Ruth did not like that at all.
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Fortunately, in 2000 and nine, President Barack Obama signed Ah
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Ledbetter act as first thing as president.
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