And women should also decide the right time to retire while someone could be named to replace her role who would carry on her fights, not oppose them.
Much as I highly respect RBG and all she stood for, I do wish she would have given us a more balanced court when the time was right for her to retire and allow that to happen. There is a lesson in that as well. I realize a woman replaced her, at the end of her life, but ACB is pretty much the opposite of RBG.
Term limits, strategic retirement and more fair rules prior to some of the more recent appointments prior to Ketanji Brown Jackson, could have helped us to have a more balanced court now.
I may be wrong...Doesn't the President appoint the replacement of a justice?
Decisions from whatever source can only be as good as the decision-makers. Women are just as capable as men in making bad decisions (is my guess).
All places? I can think of a few places where there have no business
Examples?
@Tejas Decisions that will affect women, women should be involved. Women have no desire to invade operating rooms, men's bathrooms, or locker rooms unless they are doctors/nurses, cleaners, or sports reporters. If in the "men's only club" decisions are being made that will affect women then it should not be a "men's only club".
It was nice of you to deliberately misunderstand the meme.
@Tejas This woman has no problems with gay couples raising children. The Republicans have a problem with that and they are mostly white men and evangelicals.
If you look at the meme, the woman depicted is Ruth Ginsburg, she was a Supreme Court Judge. As a woman, she belonged on the Supreme Court.
I perform marriages for many types of couples, including gay men. My role in deciding to do so is important, I'd say. All my couples seem to appreciate my support in their decision to get married, whether same sex, inter-racial, inter-faith, etc.