Where didRBG doto collegeRBG wasresponsible formany importantchanges in thelaw. One was theenactment of TitleIXRuth learnedSwedish tostudyinternationallawRuth’smother wasunable toattendcollegeRuthplayed thecello andthe piano“I am a strongbeliever inlistening andlearning fromothers. “Ruth’smotherencouragedher to beindependent.True orfalse? RBGraised twochildrenGinsburg’sfather wasa RussianimmigrantHer motherdied duringRuth’s lastweek in highschoolWhat twoevents madelaw school achallenge forGinsburg?What isRBG’s mostfamousquoteGinsburgfought forgenderequality.What wasRBG’sfirstname?RBG wasborn inBrooklyn,NYFREERBG had asilvermezuzah onher officedoorpostRBG foundedthe Women’sRight’sproject at theACLUGinsburg’sJewish valueswere central toher occupationas a judge“Fight for thethings you careabout. But do itin a way thatwill lead othersto join you.RBG was 1of 9 womenin her lawschool classof 500Ginsburg wasa circuit courtjudge inWashingtonDCRuth loved thelibrary as achild and readbooks aboutsuccessfulwomen“TzedekTzedekTirdof”Ruth wentto JewishsummercampWhere didRBG doto collegeRBG wasresponsible formany importantchanges in thelaw. One was theenactment of TitleIXRuth learnedSwedish tostudyinternationallawRuth’smother wasunable toattendcollegeRuthplayed thecello andthe piano“I am a strongbeliever inlistening andlearning fromothers. “Ruth’smotherencouragedher to beindependent.True orfalse? RBGraised twochildrenGinsburg’sfather wasa RussianimmigrantHer motherdied duringRuth’s lastweek in highschoolWhat twoevents madelaw school achallenge forGinsburg?What isRBG’s mostfamousquoteGinsburgfought forgenderequality.What wasRBG’sfirstname?RBG wasborn inBrooklyn,NYFREERBG had asilvermezuzah onher officedoorpostRBG foundedthe Women’sRight’sproject at theACLUGinsburg’sJewish valueswere central toher occupationas a judge“Fight for thethings you careabout. But do itin a way thatwill lead othersto join you.RBG was 1of 9 womenin her lawschool classof 500Ginsburg wasa circuit courtjudge inWashingtonDCRuth loved thelibrary as achild and readbooks aboutsuccessfulwomen“TzedekTzedekTirdof”Ruth wentto Jewishsummercamp

Ruth Bader Ginsburg Bingo - Call List

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  1. Where did RBG do to college
  2. RBG was responsible for many important changes in the law. One was the enactment of Title IX
  3. Ruth learned Swedish to study international law
  4. Ruth’s mother was unable to attend college
  5. Ruth played the cello and the piano
  6. “I am a strong believer in listening and learning from others. “
  7. Ruth’s mother encouraged her to be independent.
  8. True or false? RBG raised two children
  9. Ginsburg’s father was a Russian immigrant
  10. Her mother died during Ruth’s last week in high school
  11. What two events made law school a challenge for Ginsburg?
  12. What is RBG’s most famous quote
  13. Ginsburg fought for gender equality.
  14. What was RBG’s first name?
  15. RBG was born in Brooklyn, NY
  16. FREE
  17. RBG had a silver mezuzah on her office doorpost
  18. RBG founded the Women’s Right’s project at the ACLU
  19. Ginsburg’s Jewish values were central to her occupation as a judge
  20. “Fight for the things you care about. But do it in a way that will lead others to join you.
  21. RBG was 1 of 9 women in her law school class of 500
  22. Ginsburg was a circuit court judge in Washington DC
  23. Ruth loved the library as a child and read books about successful women
  24. “Tzedek Tzedek Tirdof”
  25. Ruth went to Jewish summer camp