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In reply to the discussion: The ERA was Re-introduced in the Senate for Ratification Yesterday [View all]calimary
(81,993 posts)14. That woman has been a thorn in our side for decades. Maybe she's one of the undead?
If ANYBODY's way was made easier by the rise of feminism, it was hers.
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yes, it is. in this 'greatest, bestest, most wonderful country in the world", women still
niyad
May 2015
#3
I remember the bathroom argument. It's as if they didn't know we had unisex toilets
CTyankee
May 2015
#26
well, that was exactly what was meant, "all white, property-owning males are created equal"
niyad
May 2015
#6
I am surprised this current congress hasn't tried to repeal the 19th amendment
etherealtruth
May 2015
#5
Yes, they have. The GOP and Constitutionalist parties have both pushed this for decades.
freshwest
May 2015
#19
TIME IS NOT ON OUR SIDE. It's why I ignore more online. The real game is in the statehouses.
freshwest
May 2015
#31
That woman has been a thorn in our side for decades. Maybe she's one of the undead?
calimary
May 2015
#14
Exactly. Why do these people want to take all the advantages for themselves and then
calimary
May 2015
#22
It passed Congress in 1972. They can't do it alone. The states defeated the ERA:
freshwest
May 2015
#25
Somebody should ask Jeb Bush why he opposed ratifying the ERA as FL governor in 2003.
seafan
May 2015
#18
The linked article is confusing on that score. There are two different approaches.
Jim Lane
May 2015
#23