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schema:articleBody	Here are key dates in the life of US Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a pillar of its progressive wing, who died on September 18, 2020, aged 87: -- March 15, 1933: Born in Brooklyn, New York, to Russian Jewish immigrants. -- 1954: Graduates with a degree in government from Cornell University. Marries classmate Martin Ginsburg, with whom she has daughter Jane (1955) and son James (1965). -- 1956: Enrolls with Martin at Harvard Law School, one of the few women in her class. She eventually transfers to Columbia University in New York, and graduates in 1959. -- 1963: After jobs as a law clerk and research associate, she is appointed professor of law at Rutgers University. -- 1972: Takes a professor position at Columbia Law School, where she is the first woman to get full tenure. -- 1972: Co-founds the influential Women's Rights Project of the American Civil Liberties Union. -- 1980: Appointed by president Jimmy Carter to the prestigious US federal appeals court in Washington. -- 1993: Nominated by president Bill Clinton and confirmed in a Senate vote as one of the nine justices on the US Supreme Court. She is only the second woman to sit on the nation's highest court. -- 1999: Undergoes surgery for colon cancer. -- 2009: Has surgery for pancreatic cancer. -- 2016: She is widely criticized for disparaging comments about Donald Trump as he campaigns for the presidency, and issues an apology. -- 2016: Releases her first book, "My Own Words." -- 2019: Undergoes treatment for another bout of pancreatic cancer. -- September 18, 2020: Dies from the cancer at her home in Washington, DC. br/sst/eab/spm
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