Sisters in Law: How Sandra Day O'Connor and Ruth Bader Ginsburg Went to the Supreme Court and Changed the World, (Paperback)

from shazjhb

For anyone who thinks this is a liberal country this is a must read. I wonder if women even realize how put down they are. If people had read this book before the election it probably would have changed the vote - maybe not. What a fight it has been for women.

from Rosareads

A must read for every American about how the Supreme Court functions, how the important legal decisions of our country are made and influenced, and the ongoing discrimination of women that exists in the United States.

from Denise

well written and don't have to be a lawyer or judge to appreciate. Shows friendship among colleagues with different backgrounds and viewpoints.

from kaulsu

This book made me more aware of the legislation that may only have happened because the Court was finally opened to women. Unfortunately, it also made me aware of how our conservative court has moved in a retrograde manner, nullifying many of the laws passed in the past. The author clearly is of ...

from Alliebadger

It's great that this book exists and highlights the achievements of these two extraordinary women. However, it's fairly dense (which is reasonable, it's about law), and it's SUPER liberal. I'm liberal myself, but I still had to read between the lines to get a picture of what's actually happening,...