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Dare to dissent. Fight for what you believe in. Change the world for the better--and do it all in a lacy collar. Let the "notorious RBG" teach you to find your work-life balance, stand up for your rights, dissent like a woman, and boss it on or off the bench. If you're ready to live life like the queen of the Supreme Court, tie your hair in a scrunchie, pop on those oversized glasses, and find out how to Be More RBG. Whether you feel like your dream career is a million miles away, you're struggling with your gym routine, or you want to change the world, but don't know how to start, ask yourself: What would RBG do? Then find the answers in Be More RBG, which is full of witty and wise quotes from Associate Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and tongue-in-cheek advice for every situation.

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Be More RBG: Speak Truth and Dissent with Supreme Style | Dk Pub

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In this peculiar self-help book based on Ruth Bader Ginsburg as a brand, Marilyn Easton frames aspects of Ginsburg‘s life and experience as a motivational tool for the reader. It‘s a very US-centric book and I found it both patronising and shallow without ever doing Ginsburg or her career justice but if you‘re absolutely desperate for a self-help gift for the feminist or lawyer in your life, then it may be worth a shot.

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