women judges

Chronicles the life and career of Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman Supreme Court Justice, discussing her childhood, family, her decision to study law, her leadership and more.

Presents a brief biography of Ruth Bader Ginsburg who became only the second woman on the U.S. Supreme Court, and continues to stand up for the underdog, including fighting for women's rights and fair treatment of workers.

A picture book biography of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second female justice of the Supreme Court, describing how her fight for equality as a lawyer made an imprint on woman's rights and American history.

Presents an illustrated biography of the feminist icon and legal pioneer who has changed the world, especially in the realms of gender equality and civil rights.

A look at the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, covering her childhood, interest in gender equality and women's rights, appointment to the Supreme Court, and more.

Offers an illustrated introduction to the life of Ruth Bader Ginsburg that explores the ways that the society in which she grew up was unfair toward women, Jews, and other groups, and how she spent her life working to fight that unfairness.

Looks at the life of Ruth Ginsburg the second woman named to the United States Supreme Court.

Looks at the life of Ruth Ginsburg the second woman named to the United States Supreme Court.

A biography of Supreme Court justices, Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

The Iranian government tried everything to silence Shirin Ebadi: They arrested her, bugged her phones, attacked her home, shadowed her everywhere she went, seized her office, and nailed a death threat to her front door. But stopped Ebadi from her work as a human rights lawyer defending women, children, and the persecuted in Iran. After several years of harrassment and intimidation, the Iranian spy services turned their sights onto Ebadi's only weakness: those she loved the most, her family. First the authorities detained her daughter, then they laid a trap for her husband straight out of a spy novel. The Iranian government took everything from Shirin Ebadi--her marriage, her home, her property, her bank accounts, they even seized her Nobel Prize--but the one thing they could not take was her spirit and her desire for a better future for her country.