

“RBG and the fight to come.”
Sep 21, 2020
Kate Kendell, a lawyer and campaign chair of Take Back the Court, discusses the profound impact of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy after her passing. The conversation dives into the urgent need for Supreme Court expansion as a response to rising conservative nominations. Kendell emphasizes the importance of reforming the judiciary to protect democratic ideals and combat corporate influence. With the election looming, they explore how these judicial dynamics could affect key issues like healthcare and reproductive rights while rallying support for progressive change.
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RBG Documentary
- Jon Favreau watched the RBG documentary before the pandemic.
- It details her work as an attorney with the ACLU and her strategic approach to the women's rights movement.
Strategic Litigation
- RBG's strategic approach to legal cases is highlighted, such as using a male plaintiff in a gender equality case.
- This strategy aimed to persuade the all-male court, furthering women's rights.
Potential Nominees
- Trump intends to nominate a woman for the Supreme Court.
- The top contenders are Amy Coney Barrett and Barbara Lagoa, both young and potentially serving for decades.