RBG: Women Belong in ALL the Places Where Decisions Are Being Made

The Amy Ahlers Show

#412: The Amy Ahlers Show is especially for powerful women that are ready to STOP being so darn hard on themselves and end the cycle of burnout, so they can RISE into a leader we can believe in. Show notes for today’s episode can be found at www.AmyAhlersShow.com/412

The notorious RBG, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, was one of only 4 women to ever sit on the Supreme Court of the United States. Women make up only 3% of justices (4 out of 114) and it’s thanks to RBG that we enjoy so many rights as women. Today we celebrate her and honor her legacy.  

Listen in to explore: 

  • The history of Ruth Bader Ginsburg and why she was such a badass
  • How to honor her legacy with inspired actions to take now: 
    • Watch the RBG movie and bask in her glow
    • Sign the MoveOn.org petition to not fill her seat until after the election: 
    • Contact Senators that are most likely to block a confirmation:  Mitt Romney of Utah and Charles E. Grassley of Iowa may be possible dissenters, too, as might Cory Gardner of Colorado. You can contact each of these senators' offices and tell them why you think it's important to postpone the confirmation until after the election.
    • Call all these senators who said they would block voting in a supreme court justice in an election year
    • Donate to organizations that are working to replace Republican Senators such as Flip the Senate or Swing Left. 
    • Donate and become a member of American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) 
    • Help organizations like Families Belong Together  fight for immigrant rights and follow me on Instagram and Facebook, as I’m working with a local group to plan a vigil for those in ICE custody

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