Ruth Bader Ginsburg will be remembered as a champion of equality. Professor of History, Faculty of Arts and Sciences Paul Professor of Constitutional Law, Harvard Law School
Here are their thoughts.ĭean, Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study,ĭaniel P.S. To understand her legacy better, we asked members of the Harvard community to reflect on what she stood for and how she will be remembered. Ginsburg received an honorary degree from Harvard in 2011 and the Radcliffe Medal in 2015. Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at 87, thousands gathered near the steps of the Supreme Court building to pay homage to her life and her contributions to American jurisprudence and women’s rights. A key justice on the nation’s highest court.Īs the country grieves the loss of U.S.
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