The Written Argument Endures. The Oral Argument

Feminism … I Think The Simplest Explanation, And One That Captures The Idea, Is A Song That Marlo Thomas Sang, 'free To Be You And Me.' Free To Be, If You Were A Girl—doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. Anything You Want To Be. And If You’re A Boy, And You Like Teaching, You Like Nursing, You Would Like To Have A Doll, That’s Ok Too. That Notion That We Should Each Be Free To Develop Our Own Talents, Whatever They May Be, And Not Be Held Back By Artificial Barriers—manmade Barriers, Certainly Not Heaven Sent.

Generalizations About The "way Women Are" And Estimates Of What Is Appropriate For Most Women No Longer Justify Denying Opportunity To Women Whose Talent And Capacity Place Them Outside The Average Description.

Fight For The Things That You Care About, But Do It In A Way That Will Lead Others To Join You.

As De Tocqueville Said, Sooner Or Later In The United States, Every Controversy Ends Up In Court. I Think That's A Great - Says Great Things About Our Judicial System.

I Became A Lawyer For Selfish Reasons. I Thought I Could Do A Lawyer’s Job Better Than Any Other.