In her new book, legal analyst and Supreme Court scholar Dahlia Lithwick salutes the legions of women lawyers across the country who stood up to injustice in recent years. Lady Justice: Women, the Law, and the Battle to Save America, Dahlia Lithwick, renown for her astute and nuanced writing about the Supreme Court, tells the stories of women like Sally Yates, who was acting Attorney General, and her refusal to implement a Muslim travel ban. And Stacey Abrams’ unforgettable, almost Sisyphean effort to protect voting rights in Georgia. Lithwick delivers so many heart-stopping accounts of these recent undertakings, things we must not forget in the daily cyclone of overwhelming news. In Lady Justice, Lithwick proves– and celebrates–what social activism requires, and what it can accomplish. Moderated by Jessica A. Levinson, Director, Public Service Institute.