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In memory of Justice #RuthBaderGinsburg, we asked some of our staff to share their reflections on Justice Ginsburg: what she meant to them, how she fought for democracy, and what she did to advance equal rights for all. Rest in Peace #RBG.
@valthebeast:https://youtu.be/77Q_6kiHJgQ
CLC’s Paul Smith, who has argued before the U.S. Supreme Court 21 times, including before Justice Ginsburg: “She was one of the greatest Americans... for all that she contributed to justice in this country.” #RBG #RuthBaderGinsburghttps://youtu.be/62h7NkfWtqM
CLC's Paul Smith also shared his memories of Justice Ginsburg with @wusa9: #RBG #RuthBaderGinsburghttps://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/she-made-history-dc-lawyer-remembers-arguing-in-front-of-ruth-bader-ginsburg/ar-BB19pZsD?ocid=hplocalnews …
.@SimoneLeeper reminds us that we should stay energized to keep fighting the fights that Justice Ginsburg was passionate about: for justice, for democracy, for equal rights for all. #RBG #RuthBaderGinsburghttps://youtu.be/RMs1f4lP4nQ
.@JMDiazJD will remember Justice Ginsburg as a defender of #VotingRights and the democratic process. #RBG #RuthBaderGinsburghttps://youtu.be/PrhVdiEnx2g
CLC’s @GerryHebert shares his experience with two cases he was involved with that were decided by the Supreme Court, and he reflects on the example that Justice Ginsburg set, which we should follow. #RBG #RuthBaderGinsburghttps://youtu.be/U4VxnWZ8AgY
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