My Own Words begins by describing the people around RBG that inspired her to become such a fierce advocate for fairness. My Own Words is divided into five parts: RBG’s early years, an acknowledgment of those who paved the way for her, her fight for gender equality, her transition from a judge to a justice, and finally how she views the job of a Supreme Court Justice. Curated by Wendy Williams, founder of the San Francisco-based Equal Rights Advocates, and Mary Hartnett, an adjunct professor at the Law Center and director of the center’s Women’s Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program, this almost-autobiography contains everything from elementary school essays to her famed dissents. There is no better way to fully understand the life and legacy of such a powerful force in the fight for equality than through an assortment of her speeches and writings, placed in context by short introductions. My Own Words is a brilliant way to pay tribute to the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. You can learn more about Gayathri on GMW ‘s “Our Team” page. GOOD Morning Wilton ‘s book reviewer, Gayathri Kaimal, is a sophomore at Wilton High School and an avid reader who hopes to share her love of reading through her reviews.

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