'May her memory be a revolution': Supporters say Rosh Hashanah brings special meaning to Ginsburg's death
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The upcoming week is Jewish High Holy Days, which lead up to Yom Kippur – a time when Jews focus their attention on repentance and reflection of action.Action is what comes to mind for Franklin as she reflects on Ginsburg's death — a woman she described as a "groundbreaker in so many ways."Traditionally saying "may her memory be for a blessing,” is appropriate when a Jewish person has died.
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