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News RBG Fans Will Plank on the Supreme Court Steps for Her Birthday About a thousand people have expressed interest in the March 15 demonstration. Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, The Outrage | Mar 5, 2019
News Washingtonian Today: RBG’s Back on the Bench Washingtonian Today, Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Feb 19, 2019
News How Ruth Bader Ginsburg Got Her Cameo in “On the Basis of Sex” The biopic's director explains the Notorious RBG's appearance at the end of the movie. Film, Movies, Supreme Court, Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Dec 28, 2018
News | Things to Do 24 Things To Do Around DC This December The events, concerts, and shows worth your time this month. Plus, some holiday events you shouldn't miss. Kennedy Center, 9:30 Club, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, National Museum of Women in the Arts | Nov 28, 2018
News People Are Making Facebook Groups to Cope With Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Health Scare One group calls for covering her in bubble wrap. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, RBG | Nov 9, 2018
News Washingtonian Today: Yes, a Ruth Bader Ginsburg Energy Circle Is a Thing Washingtonian Today, Ruth Bader Ginsburg | Nov 9, 2018
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