Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s upbringing shaped her legal career, instilling a strong sense of justice and equality. Growing up in a Jewish family that valued education, she faced gender discrimination early, motivating her to champion women’s rights. Her mother emphasized the importance of independence, inspiring Ginsburg's commitment to fighting for equal rights throughout her career. Attending Harvard Law School as one of the few women further reinforced her dedication to addressing gender bias. Ginsburg's experiences reflected a lifelong pursuit of equality, making her a pivotal figure in American law and advocacy for social justice.