In 1999, the American Bar Association awarded her the Thurgood Marshall Prize for her contributions to the advocacy of gender equality, citizenship and social justice. Even with her contributions, her life and career have been turned into a movie by Hollywood filmmakers as the female judge played by the famous actress Natalie Portman.
The battle for empty seats. However, while Ruth Bader herself has not yet planned to retire, has not allowed the fight for equality to stop, the American politics is silently competing for an empty seat if she leaves. The dispute arose when in early August, Ms. Bader unfortunately discovered a health-threatening tumor in the pancreas, forcing her to be hospitalized for treatment. Appearing in public after 3 weeks of treatment, Ms. Bader recently tried to smile and waved at the same time continued to affirm that she will still maintain her current job as long as she maintains her mental strength. She has also hired a support law clerk until 2020.
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