Suffragist and women’s rights activist Alice Paul authored what she hoped would become a constitutional amendment in 1923. First introduced to Congress that same year, the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is a piece of legislation with a fascinating — and tumultuous — history. …
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Read MoreThe ERA’s path to ratification
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Read MoreAdding protections for women’s rights to the US Constitution
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