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Strict Scrutiny
This book, co-authored by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Amanda Tyler, contained the Justice's favorite authored opinions, along with stories about her life, family, and career. The book was organized into three themes: her work as an advocate, her work as a justice, and recent remarks and speeches. The speakers expressed great admiration for the book, noting its readability and how it showed the Justice reflecting on her life's arc.
This conversation was recorded on March 23rd, 2021 for an event that was hosted by Writers' Block and the Beverly Hills Bar Association.
— Episode: Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue
Episode: Justice, Justice Thou Shalt Pursue
This book, co-authored by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Amanda Tyler, contained the Justice's favorite authored opinions, along with stories about her life, family, and career. The book was organized into three themes: her work as an advocate, her work as a justice, and recent remarks and speeches. The speakers expressed great admiration for the book, noting its readability and how it showed the Justice reflecting on her life's arc.
This conversation was recorded on March 23rd, 2021 for an event that was hosted by Writers' Block and the Beverly Hills Bar Association.
Amanda, this book is fantastic. I love it very much. My puppy loves it. He's dug into it as it were.
And I think that's a window into how she felt about this. She treasured the idea that young girls and young kids of all genders were looking up to her and looking up to her example of speaking out, dissenting is okay, calling out people when you think they're not doing the right thing is important.
The book is easily readable my 13 year old has taken a look at it. She enjoyed it very much so it is a gift that you can give to a wide range of people.
That talk at the naturalization ceremony is so uplifting. It's so beautiful. I would encourage people to watch the video of it because it gives you goosebumps.