On July 3, 2026, The New York Times published a series of profiles titled 'These 8 Americans Shaped History.' Among those featured was Ruth Bader Ginsburg, celebrated for her contributions to gender equality and civil rights.
In stark contrast, Phyllis Schlafly was depicted as a hyper-polarizing hypocrite, raising questions about her legacy and the impact of her conservative activism.
This juxtaposition has sparked discussions about how historical narratives are constructed and the biases that may influence them.