Rachel Freier, a woman from a Hasidic Jewish community, defied cultural norms and became the Supreme Court's first female Hasidic judge. Despite discouragement, she balanced her strong religious beliefs and a demanding career. She shares her journey, the challenges she faced, and the impact of her achievement on the community. This program explores her home, the unique customs of the Hasidic community, and the fear of being seen as an outcast. It also discusses the influence of her success on young Hasidic girls, emphasizing cultural pride and values.
