Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life was marked by several defining moments that shaped her judicial philosophy. Her education at Harvard Law School amid gender discrimination fueled her commitment to gender equality. The legal battles she fought, particularly against employment discrimination, paved the way for landmark rulings. Her tenure on the Supreme Court emphasized her focus on civil rights and social justice, making her a pivotal figure in American law. These experiences cultivated her reputation as a strong advocate for women’s rights and equality under the law.