Episode 19
Marcia Greenberger: Women’s Rights, Past, Present and Future
New Faces of Democracy · Nancy Bynum
October 28, 202041m 20s
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Show Notes
This episode features a conversation with Marcia Greenberger, a true pioneer of women’s rights law through her work at the National Women’s Law Center in Washington DC. Marcia and Nancy speak about the early days of women’s rights law, the legacy of Ruth Bader Ginsberg and the path ahead for advancing women’s equality under the law. In the wake of Ruth Bader Ginsberg’s death, Marcia tells us what tools we still have at our disposal to keep up the fight and gives us hope for the future.