Ruth Bader Ginsburg faced numerous challenges on her path to the Supreme Court, particularly gender-based discrimination and societal expectations. As one of the few women in her law school class, she encountered barriers in a predominantly male profession. Ginsburg's determination and advocacy for gender equality propelled her career forward, as she fought against sex discrimination in the legal system. Her groundbreaking work as a lawyer, particularly in the ACLU, paved the way for significant legal advancements. As a Supreme Court Justice, her tenacity and commitment to justice made her a powerful symbol of resilience and equality for all.