Question

magazine making on gender equality​

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Fight on. Photo: Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s dying wish was that she “not be replaced until a new president is instd.” Despite well-founded cynicism in our government leaders, there is reason to be optimistic that her wish will come true, if we are willing to work for it — as she always was. Ginsburg’s brand of optimism was not one of blind faith. It was instead one of vision and . You don’t spend your life working tirelessly to change a nation’s gender-equity laws without believing in its institutions.

With Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell already talking about confirming RBG’s successor, despite his refusal to consider an election-year nominee in 2016, it’s tempting to view government as nothing more than a cynical power grab to advance a political agenda. But Ginsburg’s life provides a reason for hope for better days ahead.

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