Remembering Ruth Bader Ginsburg | NYT News

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Supreme Court’s feminist icon, not only changed the law, she also transformed the roles of men and women in society, according to Linda Greenhouse, contributing writer and former Supreme Court Correspondent for The Times.

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That's a lot of cancer for one person's life. I can't imagine losing your mother while young, and then starting a life, going to school, and becoming a mother and then finding out your young husband has cancer as well.

[jacknelson]

when they already had this recorded and edited

[dumitrescualex]

"he was the only boy I ever knew who cared that I had a brain" so innocent...RIP.

[taniaas]

seems like some people in this comments section don't seem to be aware that the newspapers usually have this stuff prepared in advance when it comes to well known public figures

[xelalau]

Rest in peace to this extremely strong, intelligent, and beautiful woman. She did so much for the US. We needed her, and now, unfortunately, she is gone, and she will be missed.

[needmoresnowpls]

Why does she remind me of Professor McGonagall

[mack]

“when the pendulum swings too far in one direction, it will come back.”

[cloutloudglue]

for the people who are wondering how they got this so fast, this is already a documentary on hulu

Edit: *WTF JUST IT HASN'T BEEN A WEEK YET MY COMMENT SECTION JUST TOOK A COMPLETE

[mattmontagne]

Wow you guys put that up fast. Something tells me you made this when she was still alive

[cfynxci]

I knew she would have to one day go, but I didn’t want it to be so. She was the most valuable player in this country for women. But she served her life’s purpose and it is now time for her to rest - peacefully. She is a legend.

[bascal]

“That senator (whose name I’ve forgotten💅🏾) is now dead” so much smoke

[sophielux]

"A senator announced with great glee that I was going to be dead within six months. That senator, whose name I've forgotten, is now himself dead." *mischievous laughter*. I AM SCREAMING

[Bluegreenandpinkable]

I'm beyond grateful for her dedication to her career and everything she did that has allowed me to live my life today. RIP the Notorious RBG. I could seriously never thank her enough.

[cortarii]

At this point in 2020 i wouldn't be surprised if the titans show up

[anuradhapandit]

Rest in peace, RBG... You're an inspiration for women all over the world 💔🇮🇳

[annasnow]

My heart is broken but I'm so grateful for everything she has done for us!

[paulapaula]

BLESS HER HEART 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖 PRAYING FOR COMFORT AND STRENGTH FOR HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, THANK YOU MRS. GINSBURG

[daltonjohnson]

I'm a conservative, but RBG was a remarkable woman. No matter your political stance, you have to admit how much impact RBG had on the country.

[Mara-gnhq]

Today we mourn, but with confidence that future generations will remember Ruth Bader Ginsburg as we all knew her — a tireless and resolute champion of justice.

[russellloveland]

I have to say even though I disagreed with some of her decisions. I respect her she has achieved so much as a woman. To be selected to be on the supreme court is a high honor for any judge and she earned it by her hard work. She has paved the way for many up and coming young women in our society. She entered the big boys club and didn't back down on her stance