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课时作业 14 Making
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(2022·福建龙岩三模)
Ruth
Bader
Ginsburg
spent
a
lifetime
flourishing
(茁壮成长)
in
the
face
of
misfortunes
before
being
appointed
a
Supreme
Court
justice.
She
was
born
on
March
15,
1933
in
Brooklyn,
New
York.
Ginsburgs
mother
implanted
a
love
of
education
in
Ginsburg
through
her
devotion
to
her
brother.
She
graduated
first
in
her
class
at
Columbia
Law
in
1959.
Even
her
exceptional
academic
record
was
not
enough
to
shelter
her
from
the
gender-based
discrimination
women
faced
in
the
workplace
in
the
1960s.
She
had
difficulties
finding
a
job
until
a
favorite
Columbia
professor
directly
refused
to
recommend
any
other
graduates
before
US
District
Judge
Edmund
L
hired
Ginsburg
as
a
clerk
for
two
years.
After
this,
she
was
offered
some
jobs
at
law
firms,
but
always
at
a
much
lower
salary
than
her
male
colleagues.
She
instead
took
some
time
to
pursue
her
other
legal
passion,
civil
procedure,
choosing
to
join
the
Columbia
Project
on
International
Civil
Procedure.
In
1963,
she
accepted
a
job
as
a
professor
at
Rutgers
University
Law
School.
And
in
1972,
she
became
the
first
female
professor
at
Columbia
to
earn
tenure
(终身职位) .
Ginsburg
also
directed
the
influential
Womens
Rights
Project
of
the
American
Civil
Liberties
Union
during
the
1970s.
In
this
position,
she
led
the
fight
against
gender
discrimination
and
successfully
argued
six
landmark
cases
before
the
US
Supreme
Court.
Ginsburg
took
a
broad
look
at
gender
discrimination,
fighting
not
just
for
the
women
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