Who ever said women can't do the job right? Well ever since 1981 when Sandra Day O"Connor became the first women to serve as a Supreme Court justice, a lot of citizen's views have changed. Since then, as the years progressed more and more women were involved in the Supreme Court Justice system. The history of Sandra Day O"Connor has helped the United States develop into a culturally diverse society.
Perhaps no other jurist could have come to the Supreme Court under greater expectations and disdain. "Then president Ronald Regan nominated Sandra Day O"Connor in 1981 to be the first women justice to sit on the Supreme Court, he did it so out of an obligation to keep a campaign promise" (Huber 1990) O"Connor's nomination was quick to draw criticism from the political left and right. " Conservatives decided her lack of federal judicial experience and claimed she was lacking in constitutional knowledge." (Huber 1990). Not only citizens but also politicians considered Sandra a waste of a nomination, and suspected her position she occupied on abortions. On the other hand, Liberals, on the other hand could not deny their satisfaction at seeing a women at the High Court, but they were dismayed at O"Connor's apparent lack of strong support for feminist issues"(Huber 1990) "As a Supreme Court associate justice, O"Connor has generally sided with conservative court members. But she has been sympathetic to liberal views on a small number of issues."(Fiss 2001).
In time, O"Connor has come to answer all these criticisms. "O"Connor has emerged from the shadow chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and the Court's conservative bloc with her own brand of pragmatic and centrist-orientated conservatism." (Holland 1997) Sandra believed in compromising on abortion rights in her early years. Even though most of the liberals called her a traitor now, for agreeing and appreciating "pro-choice". Sandra Day O"Connor is very famous for her say in abortion rights.
Sandra is an author that is totally different from her co-writers. ... This helped Sandra start writing. ... Sandra graduated with a B.A in English from Loyola. ... Sandra's writings are directed to the whole public. ... Sandra was born in a time of turmoil in the early fifths. ...
Sandra Cisneros is the only daughter among seven children in her family. ... Sandra Cisneros was born on December 20, 1954 in the windy city of Chicago. ... Sandra Cisneros has had many achievements in her life as a Latina writer. ... Sandra is lauded by literary scholars as well as by critics for her works. ... Sandra received her bachelor's degree from Loyola University in 1976. ...
Sandra's parents were and still are John and Helga. ... At school Sandra was definitely a tomboy. ... Sandra really hated to be called normal. ... She then had fans going crazy for her and mostly thought of her as a modern Doris Day. ... Well that is pretty much about the biography of Sandra Annette Bullock. ...
"Oppressed for over three-hundred years, discrimination is a major part of the African American experience" (Oconnor 1). Every day blacks are discriminated against by other cultures and races for several different reasons. ... Although many people and groups try every day to eliminate racial discrimination, it is still a major problem in our country and it needs a solution. ... It is estimated that "about 10 million (or 33% of) African Americans fit the definition of "poor"" (Oconnor 1). ... This is such a large problem in our country, and "it is estimated that every African American exp...
Sandra Lee. ... Spending the day with Dr. ... After the surgery was all over, Brianna, Sandra and I all went into Brianna's office to edit the video so Sandra could post the video for the next day. After spending the day with Dr. ... Sandra Lee for the day, I am excited to start medical school and to become a dermatologist in the future....
Sandra is made to feel like she does not belong. As she attends school for her first day, parents, teachers and her other class mates stare at her as if to say she doesn't belong here due to the color of her skin. The principal did not like the idea of her there due to the color of Sandra's skin. Because of this, Sandra's dad feels that in order to fit in, Sandra must change her color. ... One of Sandra's Friends also got bullied for being friends with her. ...
Sandra Cisneros was the only daughter of 7 kids. ... Sandra grew up and became a teacher but that didn't satisfy her father either. ... But Sandra's hard work paid off and her books were well accepted by the public. ... But one day she suffered an accident that left her with a scar on the eye. ... Both Sandra and Alice overcame their problems. ...
In Sandra Cisneros' novella, "The House on Mango Street," a thirteen year old girl named Esperanza takes the audience through a series of events as if they are living Esperanza's life with her. ... All the families that live on Mango Street are poverty stricken and Esperanza hopes to one day leave Mango Street to become successful. ... On the other hand, there are dreamers who believe that one day they will succeed through education without the help of a man. ... Esperanza believes that one day, after she completes her education, she will be able to work and sustain the lifestyle she...
On a scorching summer day in San Antonio, Texas, Sandra was strolling along the river walk when she decided to take a boat tour. ... Sandra: Hi there! ... Socrates: Not originally, I decided to spend the day in the city. ... Sandra: Thanks. ... Well have a splendid rest of your day, Mr. ...
