Ruth Bader Ginsburg faced several challenges during her legal career, particularly regarding gender discrimination. As one of the few women in her law school class at Columbia, she encountered prejudice and skepticism throughout her education and early career. Ginsburg fought tirelessly for gender equality, using her legal skills to combat discrimination. Her perseverance led her to become a leading figure in advocating for women’s rights and ultimately a Supreme Court Justice, cementing her legacy as a champion for justice.