Saturday, September 19, 2020

ITP V.020 ONLY ONE PER COFFIN: R.I.P. U.S.A. SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RUTH BADER GINSBURG


 Last night (9/18/2020), iconic U.S. Supreme Court Justice RUTH BADER GINSBURG  passed away from complications of pancreatic cancer at 87. 


RUTH BADER GINSBURG was a powerful voice for women's, pro choice and LGBTQ rights. 

We must continue RUTH BADER GINSBURG's legacy and fight to maintain women's, pro choice and LBTGQ rights. 

 

FROM NPR: 

https://www.npr.org/2020/09/18/100306972/justice-ruth-bader-ginsburg-champion-of-gender-equality-dies-at-87 

 

 

FROM JIM CARREY:  


FROM PEARL JAM: FROM JAY JAY FRENCH (TWISTED SISTER): FROM SCOTT IAN (ANTHRAX): FROM CHARLIE BENANTE (ANTHRAX). FROM VERNON REID (LIVING COLOUR):

 

 

 

 

FROM KELLY OSBOURNE: FROM OTEP:

 

 

FROM SERJ TANKIAN (SYSTEM OF A DOWN): 

 

 

FROM ED MARKEY: 

Justice Ginsburg was bold, brilliant, and a staunch advocate for freedom of speech, reproductive rights, and civil rights. She was the embodiment of true justice and an inspiration to each of us. We must honor her legacy and fight to protect our democracy.

 

 

FROM STEVIE NICKS: 

 

 

September 18, 2020
RBG~
She was my hero. She fought for me, and all women. I feel today very much like I felt on the night my own mother died. I feel like someone punched me in the stomach. My tears have not stopped since a friend tip toed into my room and said “Stevie, Ruth died.” (No need for a last name…)
I so believed that she would live for a few more years. I wanted to meet her. I wanted to hold her hand and give her a huge hug and thank her for all she had done for women, and for all she would continue to do.
If I lived in Washington D.C., I would be standing on the steps of the Supreme Court with as many long-stemmed red roses as I could hold~ and a candle. I will light that white candle here, at my house, right now~ and I will go find the most beautiful rose in my back yard~
It is my great regret that I did not make the effort to go and try to meet her. As with all legends, you think they will live forever, so you will get there in time.
I did not get to meet her. I did not get to stand in her grace. What a loss…
She was a political rock star~
As a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, the first female to be inducted twice, compared to 22 men having been inducted twice, I Stevie Nicks, induct Ruth Bader Ginsberg into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame of Life~
She was our girl~
Our champion~
Our finest example~
She was Ruth…

 

Thanks-R.I.P. RBG, EQUALITY FOR ALL 

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