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How Ruth Bader Ginsburg went from the Notorious RBG to Ruth the Tzaddik

“Like many prophets, she was willing to say the uncomfortable things even when she was in the minority,” one rabbi said.

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Offline and in synagogue: How Orthodox Jews learned about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death

A viral tweet said RBG dying on Rosh Hashanah made her a ‘tzaddik.’ Where does that idea come from?

Shortened shofar blasts and last-minute sermon tweaks: How Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death changed Rosh Hashanah services

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