Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legal philosophy was profoundly informed by her own experiences with gender discrimination and her commitment to equality. Throughout her academic and legal career, she faced obstacles as a woman in a predominantly male legal field, which motivated her advocacy for women's rights. Her work with the ACLU and strategic legal battles paved the way for significant advancements in gender equality. Ginsburg’s progressive stance highlighted the importance of justice for marginalized communities, influencing her opinions and decisions on the Supreme Court, making her a vital figure in American law.