Ruth Bader Ginsburg brought unique perspectives to the United States Supreme Court as a female justice, advocating for gender equality and civil rights. Her legal career began in a time when women faced significant barriers in the law, which influenced her understanding of inequality and injustice. Ginsburg's opinions often emphasized the importance of interpreting the Constitution in a way that promotes equality, particularly regarding gender discrimination. Her relentless fight for women’s rights and social justice resonated beyond the court, making her an iconic figure and a champion for progressive change in American society.