[1]Women's March
John,
We are heartbroken over the loss of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader
Ginsburg.
For the millions of women who marched with us from 2017 until now, Justice
Ginsburg was a hero, an icon, and an inspiration.
Justice Ginsburg gave feminism a voice on the Supreme Court, and with her
vision, leadership, and moral clarity, transformed what was, and still is,
possible for women in the United States. She gave all she could, with
literally all she had.
[ [link removed] ]Will you join us tonight at 8pm at the stairs of the Supreme Court for
a socially-distanced candlelight vigil honoring RBG’s life and legacy?
Bring your mask and candle and wear black.
Join the RBG Vigil »
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Together, we’ll reflect on the enormous legacy left to us by RBG and use
the inspiration of her life and leadership to fire up our own feminist
action.
She fought for our country all the way to her dying breath and now it is
our turn to continue the fight.
If you plan on joining us, [ [link removed] ]here are free downloadable posters you can
print and bring to the vigil.
We hope to see you there,
Women’s March
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