Ginsburg and Roe Impact on Abortion Law and Court Role
The text surveys Ruth B. Ginsburg's views on Roe v. Wade and abortion rights, noting how the 1973 ruling spurred a long right to life push and political divisiveness. It discusses her perceived centrism, potential to build coalitions, and influence on gender equality, civil rights, and free speech.
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