Ruth Bader Ginsburg's struggles for gender equality profoundly shaped her judicial philosophy. Her experiences as one of the few women in law school and her early career challenges motivated her to advocate for equal rights and address discrimination through legal frameworks. As a co-founder of the Women’s Rights Project, she strategically used the law to challenge systemic inequality. Ginsburg’s commitment to justice and her interpretations of the Constitution emphasized the necessity of equality across genders and races, ultimately influencing key Supreme Court decisions on reproductive rights and workplace discrimination.