RBGs
A unit of measurement to connote the display of bravery, courage, and strength in the face of likely opposition or criticism; derived from the bravery, courage, and strength exhibited by the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg a.k.a. the Notorious RBG.
Used especially (but not exclusively) in relation to issues of equality.
Used colloquially and typically in place of the word "balls" in a sentence (i.e. "he has a lot of balls doing that" would instead be "he has a lot of RBGs doing that")
Used especially (but not exclusively) in relation to issues of equality.
Used colloquially and typically in place of the word "balls" in a sentence (i.e. "he has a lot of balls doing that" would instead be "he has a lot of RBGs doing that")
"Wow, Dr. Blasey Ford really has a lot of RBGs going up against Brett Kavanaugh"
"Those people fighting to save Clinic 554 really have a lot of RBGs"
"Those people fighting to save Clinic 554 really have a lot of RBGs"
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