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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has done more than just spark a new political battle.
It has let loose a celebration of the life of this pioneering justice. You can even to go stores and buy RBG merchandise.
"We're a female-owned business, we're locally owned, we're pretty much all female employees, so we're all very invested in that," said Alyssa Grizmer, manager of Broadway Paper, a stationary store in Milwaukee's Historic Third Ward.
They've had long lines of customers since Friday, looking for the Ruth Bader Ginsburg items they sell.
You'll find them on a table with a feminist, girl power theme, and even though Supreme Court justices are very serious people, the items on this table are kind of fun.
"We have a really cool mug I'm actually looking at right now. It changes -- so it changes from her robes from being in the Supreme Court to her wearing like a sweatsuit for working out, I think it says 'diva' on it, when you use coffee or like a hot drink or something like that."
They also sell RBG pins, puzzles, greeting cards and a magnetic paper doll set.
Broadway Paper is at Broadway and Chicago in the Third Ward.