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RBG, in her own words (sorta)
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SCOTUS justice known as a champion of equality tells her life story, but not everything here is actually her words Terri SchlichenmeyerBook Reviews My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg with Mary Hartnett and Wendy W.
Williams. c.2016, Simon & Schuster. $30.00 / $39.99 Canada. 374 pages. “Please” and “Thank you.” Those were “The Magic Words” you learned at your mother’s knee, the ones that opened doors and gained favors.
That was also when you learned something important, as you’ll see in My Own Words by Ruth Bader Ginsburg (with Mary Hartnett and Wendy W.
Williams): Letters, when properly collected, can move mountains. Born in working-class Brooklyn in 1933, Joan Ruth Bader was her parents’ second daughter; sadly, their eldest died of
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Joe Rogan now says he wasn’t being racist when he used the N-word and called Black people apes
Joe Rogan has walked back his apology for repeatedly using racist slurs on his podcast.Quick recap: Earlier this week, Rogan issued an apology after a video montage of him using the N-word and comparing black people to apes dozens of times began circulating on social media. Shortly after that, Spotify quietly removing more than 100 episodes of the podcast from circulation.On yesterday’s episode of his show, Rogan addressed the ongoing controversy once again.
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