Mentorship played a pivotal role in Ruth Bader Ginsburg's life, influencing her legal career and advocacy for gender equality. Ginsburg benefited from strong mentors like Professor Martin G. P. O’Rourke, who encouraged her academic pursuits, and Justice Thurgood Marshall, who guided her in understanding the importance of strategic litigation. These relationships provided her with valuable insights and support as she navigated a male-dominated field. Ginsburg’s commitment to empowerment through mentorship further underscores her legacy, as she later became a mentor to younger generations of women in law and leadership roles, promoting equality and justice.