RBG is a documentary on the personal life of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg and her achievements within and even outside her profession. Many people likened her to the Infamous B.I.G., a famous rapper from Brooklyn, for being brave and strong-willed. Due to this, she is now popularly recognized as the Notorious RBG. The RBG show reveals how she overcame numerous impediments to reach to the level she currently holds. Ginsburg was a leading figure in the gender equality movement. After graduating from Columbia Law School, RBG began her career as an academic lecturer at Rutgers Law School and then Columbia Law School, where she became the first woman lecturer (“In memoriam: Ruth Bader Ginsburg ʼ59,” 2020). Ginsburg, who became the 107 th judge of the Supreme Court and the second woman on the bench, was a sensation with the younger generations (“In memoriam: Ruth Bader Ginsburg ʼ59,” 2020). The documentary defines her husband, Marty Ginsburg, who was supportive, their child, and the years spent at the law school. In the movie, she also confirms that she is in the Supreme Court because of her commitment in serving her country, including several people she assisted along the way. For instance, Sharron Frontierro, a serving officer from the Air Force and a lieutenant by rank. She had been deprived of housing allowance for being a female. Ultimately, she filed a federal lawsuit, and Ginsburg was the one who assisted her in winning the case. On numerous other occasions, Ginsburg has proven how courageous and determined she is to be outspoken about what she believes in. For all the hardships she has encountered, she has displayed tremendous concern for America’s well-being, and she continues to fight for equality of genders. As a result, she has become a prominent female activist in the modern age. Ginsburg has always been an advocate who helped the country move forward. From her initial years as a lawyer and later on as an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court, she continued taking reasonable care for the citizens’ safety and protection. By hoping to raise Americans’ living standards, she has shown concern for the country and is trying to help America to develop. For example, in many instances, reactionaries have argued that she is not appropriate for the nation. Still, Ginsburg has endured all the hatred and proceeded to represent her homeland with integrity. Through her efforts, she is likely to lean more toward being liberal, but she is profoundly open-minded about what the American people need and is not predisposed to her views. Her acquaintance with Antonin Scalia, a conservative, is an indication of this. Looking deeper into the gender bias issue, Ginsburg argued that males and females are the people of identical value, and, therefore, they should be counted equally under the law. Which means both men and women are the same, and barring them from certain educational and employment opportunities, as well as considering them as socially lesser beings, are unjust. I have learned about this great woman that she was fierce in defending what she knew was right and fair. She was also fearless and bold in all her actions, depending on the situation. Before the documentary, I did know about her, but the movie has helped me take a closer look at her life and the way she transformed