And Ginsburg is an excellent example of positive representation for women because she didn't break into what was then "a man's world" by changing who she was but rather gained respect by steadfastly being authentic. It all helps demonstrate how Ginsburg strategically fought for gender equity by using unconscious bias, bringing forward cases about male injustice to male judges to change laws that would ultimately benefit women. There's no iffy content other than the time spent reviewing a case Ginsburg brought forth as an ACLU lawyer in which male students at Oklahoma State University sued the state for equal rights to buy alcohol: Women could purchase liquor at 18, but the drinking age for men was 21. Supplemented by interviews from colleagues and biographers, it uses audio clips of Ginsburg from speeches and public events to tell her story. Parents need to know that Ruth: Justice Ginsburg in Her Own Words is an earnest documentary that aims to provide Ruth Bader Ginsburg's perspective on her ascent to the Supreme Court.
Legal argument includes describing women as drunks.ĭid you know you can flag iffy content? Adjust limits for Drinking, Drugs & Smoking in your kid's entertainment guide. Animation of happy women with beer in hands. Video images of beer poured from a tap and a young woman taking a drink of beer from a mug. Review of the "Oklahoma beer case," in which "thirsty frat boys" sued for the right to have the drinking age for men and women in Oklahoma be the same.
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