Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Photo Gallery: Crowd gathers at City Hall to memorialize Ruth Bader Ginsburg

A crowd gathered at San Francisco’s City Hall Sunday to memorialize Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Elected officials including Mayor London Breed and state Sen. Scott Wiener addressed the rally, which included many residents celebrating Ginsburg with cardboard cutouts, t-shirts, signs and more. (Photos by Christopher Victorio)

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