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“'We the people' is an embracive term that covers everyone who dwells in this fair land.” – Ruth Bader Ginsberg

It will take women and men who care about work-life balance to make change in the long term, Ginsburg says. "It can be done."

How do you want to be remembered? Ginsburg: As "a judge who worked as hard as she could, to the best of her ability, to do the job right."

Shaw: Which one piece of music would you bring to a desert island? Ginsburg: I'd bring two – Mozart's Marriage of Figaro and Don Giovanni.

Ginsburg: Change in gender separate-spheres mentality was brought by everyday people who saw something wrong & believed in our legal system.

Rev. Prof. Jane Shaw: How would you define a meaningful life? Justice Ginsburg: Doing something outside yourself. Repairing your community.

Recalling her memorable teachers, Ginsburg said European literature professor Vladimir Nabokov “changed the way I read and the way I write.”

Ruth Bader Ginsburg: In my long life, I have seen great changes.

Provost Persis Drell: Words don't sufficiently describe Justice Ginsburg's impact on the law and advancement of women's rights in the U.S.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg's advice for how to lead a meaningful life will stream live on Facebook in 10 minutes. http://stanford.io/2lhRQ5l 

Ruth Bader Ginsburg is delivering the Rathbun Lecture on a Meaningful Life. Watch live here: http://stanford.io/2li5DIV  #SCOTUS

Ruth Bader Ginsburg delivers the Rathbun Lecture on a Meaningful Life at 7 p.m. Watch live here: http://stanford.io/2kL2hkS  #SCOTUS