RBG Movie Review

            It is interesting how change is inevitable and how what seems rigid loosens out in the hand of time. It is more interesting how times change, and as per the Movie RBG, women have proven themselves. Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second female Supreme court of the U.S Associate, is a voice of dissent, and I am humbled to have watched through her life and career. It surpasses a life well lived with the pursuance of what RBG believed in most, prompting a significant advancement for the place of women in an inequality-defined society.

            An important lesson learned is that the battles fought through one’s life shape their behavior and views on various aspects. Justice Ruth was dedicated to the fight against gender discrimination and sexism throughout her life. It led her into an open-minded lifestyle, believing and proving that women are able and it should not be a matter of being able as men are, but capable in their way that can equally get them to achieve what men have. True to it, she reached in a big way worth a movie.

            Notably, Justice Ruth did fight her way into achieving equality for women using a male client. It was through this client that she was able to prove that indeed gender discrimination hurts everyone. It then follows that a fight towards a particular cause does not always call for war. It could be that an opponent or a member of the opponent team is the breakthrough into an achievement. Accordingly, a soft relationship for my opponents is developed, and it is always good to collaborate.

References

 

Entelis, A. (Director). (2018). RBG [Motion Picture]. Retrieved November 19, 2021, from https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Q1BXiHCXTpY2crHsxCgeBCXQfEbaw9G8/view