After leaving journalism, director Betsy West interviewed prominent women like Justice RBG during the production of the documentary series Creators: The Women Who Made America. Later, when Betsy West noticed that Justice Ginsburg was gradually becoming a representative of a new generation of young women active in the political arena, West wanted to make a film to reveal Ginsburg's career, so he decided to With the documentary "RBG". The film was produced over three years using extensive archival material, combined with interviews with Justice Ginsburg's family, friends and colleagues, as well as interviews with the justice himself
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Extended Reading
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Dane 2022-06-26 17:34:26
What you think today is easy to get, or even dismissive, is what they fought for step by step. The unfolding process is full of ingenuity, and the ending too caters to the current hot spots
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Keegan 2022-06-26 08:53:39
"Be a lady and be independent." I saw tears in VMI's eyes. The essence of feminism is egalitarianism. It is too high to argue equality in front of a bunch of old stubborn men with cases of gender discrimination against men! The effect of a good marriage on the careers of both parties cannot be underestimated. The journey of a lifetime began with Cornell and is still writing a legend. RBG's quiet, gentle and powerful appearance is moving. "I dissent."
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Antonin Scalia: Why don't you call us the Odd Couple?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg: He is a very funny fellow.
Antonin Scalia: She's a very nice person, she likes opera - what's not to like?... Except her views of the law, of course.
[Both Ginsburg and Scalia, as well as the crowd, laugh]
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg: When I am at an opera, I get totally carried away. I don't think about the case that's coming up next week, or the brief that I'm in the middle.of. I'm overwhelmed by the beauty of the music, the drama, and the sound of human voice. It's like an electric current going through me. Justice and mercy, they're all in opera. Very grand emotions.