Last week, a Supreme Court justice — one of the most prestigious and influential decision makers in the country — was asked to weigh in on a significant public protest against a spate of police brutality that specifically and severely affected the black community.
Last week, a Supreme Court justice — one of the most prestigious and influential decision makers in the country — was asked to weigh in on a significant public protest against a spate of police brutality ...
We get it. It’s Monday morning. But if you’re anything like me, a good dose of bad-ass feminist inspiration can certainly pick up your step as you reach for your third coffee this morning.
We get it. It’s Monday morning. But if you’re anything like me, a good dose of bad-ass feminist inspiration can certainly pick up your step as you reach for your third coffee this morning.
In an exclusive interview that appeared on The Rachel Maddow show on Monday, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, feminist hero, and Tumblr sensation Ruth Bader Ginsburg talked to MSNBC’s Irin Carmon, sharing her thoughts on abortion, her push-up routine, and how she describes President in Obama in one word.
In an exclusive interview that appeared on The Rachel Maddow show on Monday, U.S. Supreme Court Justice, feminist hero, and Tumblr sensation Ruth Bader Ginsburg talked to MSNBC’s Irin Carmon, sharing her thoughts on ...
In case you weren’t yet convinced the Notorious RBG is a BAMF, here’s Justice Ginsburg’s explanation for her little nap during the State of the Union last month:
In case you weren’t yet convinced the Notorious RBG is a BAMF, here’s Justice Ginsburg’s explanation for her little nap during the State of the Union last month:
In an interview with Katie Couric, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg discusses her amazing dissent in the Hobby Lobby case and the blind spot of the boys’ club of the Supreme Court.
Affirming that contraception is something women must have “to control her own destiny,” she said she didn’t think the five male judges who ruled in favor of Hobby Lobby really understood the ramifications of their decision. They seem to have the same kind of (suspiciously woman-shaped) “blind spot” the court had when it ruled against Lilly Ledbetter in 2007.
In an interview with Katie Couric, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg discusses her amazing dissent in the Hobby Lobby case and the blind spot of the boys’ club of the Supreme Court.
Affirming ...
