Ruth Bader Ginsburg and two of her classmates reflect on their time at Harvard Law School.
Dahlia Lithwick goes back to where one of the most influential legal careers in U.S. history began—Harvard Law School, September 1956—to find out what we can learn from the other women of the class of 1959, and their notorious classmate.
Read Slate’s full interview with Ruth Bader Ginsburg about her own time at Harvard Law School and her memories of her female classmates
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