The experiences of Ruth Bader Ginsburg shaped her career as a Supreme Court Justice by instilling a deep commitment to gender equality and social justice. Overcoming personal challenges, including gender discrimination in law, Ginsburg became a prominent advocate for women's rights, co-founding the Women's Rights Project. Her legal arguments often emphasized the importance of equality under the law, which she advanced throughout her tenure on the Supreme Court. Ginsburg’s work has made lasting contributions to the fight for civil rights and her legacy continues to inspire future generations.