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Raad Ahmed
Sep 23, 2020
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Supreme Court Justice and pioneering women’s rights lawyer Ruth Bader Ginsburg died last Friday. Here are three of the many great remembrances published in the wake of her death:

A 5-Decade Long Friendship That Began with a Phone Call, NPR

ā€œWe were walking down a hallway, and I said to her, ā€˜Ruth, I've started to date someone.’ In my mind's eye, I remember her stopping in her tracks, looking at me hard, and saying, ā€˜Details. I want details!’ Ruth always did love gossip! The more the better...In November 2000, she performed our wedding ceremony.ā€

I Was Tired of Training. But Then I Thought of RBG, New York Times 

ā€œWe live in a culture that still loves to separate jocks from nerds. Regardless of your gender, Justice Ginsburg’s example suggested that those divisions are false — you can be smart, powerful and strong all at once.ā€ 

Ruth Bader Ginsburg, The Great Equalizer, New Yorker

ā€œA century after the ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment, Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s pioneering career as a scholar, advocate, and judge stands as a monument to the power of dissent.ā€

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