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Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Advice for Living from the New York Time
Oct. 1, 2016 by Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Who was Ruth Bader Ginsburg? she was a lawyer then eventually joined the supreme court in 1993. the reason being …
Category: RBG Op-Ed Analysis
RBG Op-Ed Analysis – Anastasia Ortiz
In the article “Ruth Bader Ginsburg Advice for living”, Ruth Bader Ginsburg influences young people that it is possible to be in the legal profession despite obstacles that come with being a woman and motherhood. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an …
RBG Op-Ed Analysis
The main idea of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Advice for Living is that no matter what gender you are, you can do anything you set your mind to. The author of this opinionated piece is Ruth Bader herself. She told us …
RBG Op-Ed Analysis — Migdalia Rivera
The main idea of this article is that gender roles does matter in the supreme court and Law School. Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she had “I have had more than a little bit of luck in life”, this quote shows …
RBG Op-Ed Analysis
The main idea of this article is that gender doesn’t matter and you should always chase your dreams and make yourself happy no matter what gender you are. The purpose of writing this article was to inform people of what …
RBG Op-Ed Analysis — Your Name
Read the New York Times op-ed “Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Advice for Living.”
A. Write the MI in one sentence.
B. Use Prof Blain’s Rhetorical Analysis Worksheet and choose any 3 questions to answer. Write a 1 or 2-sentence answer for …
