Honorable Dick Durbin
Senator, Illinois, Democrat
The Equal Rights Amendment was first introduced in 1923, 100 years ago. It was proposed by a leader named Dr. Alice Paul. At the time, she had just won an important victory. …
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Honorable Ayanna Pressley
Representative, Massachusetts, Democrat
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Honorable Chuck Schumer
Senator, New York, Democrat
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Honorable Dick Durbin
Senator, Illinois, Democrat
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Honorable Cori Bush
Representative, Missouri, Democrat
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Honorable Cindy Hyde-Smith
Senator, Mississippi, Republican
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Emma Waters
Research Associate, The Heritage Foundation
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Jennifer Braceras
Director, Independent Women’s Law Center
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Kaylee McGhee White
Restoring America Editor, Washington Examiner
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Foreword
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The History of the Equal Rights Amendment
The ERA’s path to ratification
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The Equal Rights Amendment: Background and Recent Legal Developments
The legal barriers to ratifying the ERA
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The Equal Rights Amendment Explained
Adding protections for women’s rights to the US Constitution
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The ERA’s Threat to Sex Equality
How the ERA could negatively affect sex inequities
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The Equal Rights Amendment: What You Need to Know
Bolstering statutory protections for women
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What Congress Is Doing on the ERA
Can Congress extend the ERA’s deadline?
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Pros and Cons of Banning Electric Vehicle Mandates
Protecting consumer choice vs. ensuring clean transportation
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Pros and Cons of the US-Iran Prisoner Swap
Protecting American citizens vs. enabling adversarial countries
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Pros and Cons of Banning Electric Vehicle Mandates
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Protecting American citizens vs. enabling adversarial countries
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