Ruth Bader Ginsburg's political philosophy was shaped by key events throughout her life, including her experiences with gender discrimination at Harvard Law School and her role as an attorney at the ACLU's Women’s Rights Project. Significant moments, such as her successful arguments before the Supreme Court, solidified her commitment to equality. Ginsburg's dissents and legal opinions often reflected her values of justice and inclusivity, particularly in cases addressing women's rights and reproductive freedom. Her tenure on the Supreme Court has left a lasting impact on American law and civil rights.