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Breyer, a Harvard classmate, who writes that these women overcame “considerable prejudice, barriers, closed doors and closed minds,” and thereby smoothed the road for others that followed.
Among her stories of her Harvard days, the author tells of one professor who never called on the females in the class except on a designated “Ladies Day” when the case to be discussed involved underwear, much to the amusement of the male students.
“Harvard Law School was the toughest law school in the world at that time,” Judy Hope writes, “and one of the last in the U.S. to admit women.”
She and her classmates had to contend with professors and male classmates who resented their presence
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