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1/ The late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a reputation for her powerful mastery of language, which, throughout her life, would influence the values of top government leaders and everyday Americans time and time again. vox.com/2020/9/18/1817… Image
2/ Ginsburg’s most iconic lines span a wide range of circumstances; painstakingly crafted sentences in her Supreme Court dissents have gone just as viral as her more informal comments in interviews about gender equality in America. ImageImage
3/ This combination of sharp legal prose and unfussy candor is one of the many things that made Ginsburg one of America’s most beloved public intellectuals. Image
4/4 Optimistic, level-headed, and relentlessly, passionately committed to equal rights, Ginsburg — and her powerful remarks — continue to inspire even after her death. vox.com/2020/9/18/2091… Image

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