TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 9月25日 05時17分

Among those who gathered outside the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C., where Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lies in repose under the Portico, was Morgan Bussey, 18, from Maryland. "My hope is that everyone tries to aspire to be like Ruth," said Bussey, who identifies as LGBT and disabled, on Sept. 23. "The world would be a lot better place if we could be like her." In the second image: Cham Mutumhe, left, with her daughter Thabiso, called Ginsburg "our hero. I really respected her ideals and what she stood up for." In the third image: Mya Torres, 12, from Baltimore and Mikey Bozzelli, 8, from Arlington, Va. Torres told Demczuk: "I think it's important to come out and pay our respect." In the last image: Lauren with daughter Olympia, 5. "We talk about the importance of justice and fairness and treating everyone equally," Lauren said. "I went to Columbia Law School, where Justice Ginsburg taught for many years. There is a deep sadness in our community." Photographs by @gdemczuk for TIME

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