
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: The Case of R.B.G. vs. Inequality
Why we picked it
Styled like a courtroom drama with evidence exhibits, this picture book shows how young Ruth fought barriers with books, grit, and a determination to dissent.
Our review
Styled like a courtroom drama, each “exhibit” shows how young Ruth fought barriers with books, grit, and dissent. Playful yet powerful art juxtaposes tiny Ruth against giant injustices, visually underscoring her determination. The narrative vocabulary (plaintiff, defendant) doubles as a mini-lesson in legal language. Inspires children to speak up when “that’s not fair!”
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About this book
From the product listing
From the time she was told that girls belonged at home, Ruth Bader Ginsburg refused to accept the unfairness around her. This award-winning picture book tells her true story, presented as a court case, as young Ruth overcomes prejudice to become the first Jewish woman on the Supreme Court. It's an inspiring look at how one brave woman stood up for justice and helped change America for the better.
Resource details
- Resource type
- Book
- Age ranges
- Elementary
- Careers
- Lawyer
- Author
- Jonah Winter



