Constitutional Pay Equity - The Equal Rights Amendment (22)
Virginia GOP Rescinds and then Passes the ERA
Written by Samantha Lachman | The Huffington Post
UPDATE: On February 5th the Virginia Senate passed SJ 216 after rescinding passage on February 3rd. The status of the bill lin the Virginia Legislature is available here. The bill will move to the House during crossover.
Women’s equality coalition announces legislative agenda
Written by ALI MISLOWSKY and CRAIG ZIRPOLO | Capitol News Service
ProgressVA, the Virginia Latina Advocacy Network and other women’s rights and health advocacy groups launched the Women’s Equality Coalition on Thursday, announcing their legislative agenda for the 2015 General Assembly session.
Letter: ERA is something our representatives should support
Written by Moe Headington | My Suburban Life
The Hinsdale-Oak Brook area branch of the American Association of University Women has, for the past 63 years, sponsored a Home Tour featuring unique area homes. All proceeds fund college scholarships for deserving women.
Letter to Legislators on the ERA - Don't Let Phyllis Schafly Fool You (Again)
Written by Eileen Davis
The Illinois House is poised to vote on ratification of the ERA tomorrow before noon. Phyllis Schafly and her cronies are now on the ground in Springfield spreading the same stories they did back in the 80's. There's no stopping this train!
Wait, Women Don't Have Equal Rights in the United States?
Written by Tabby Biddle | The Huffington Post
I'm part of Generation X -- the generation where girls and young women were taught that we could be anything, do anything and, if we worked hard enough, could have it all.
CARSON CITY — Mention the Equal Rights Amendment today and it might bring back memories of the 1970s, from huge protest marches to ”ERA Yes” buttons. But the proposed constitutional amendment, which fell three states short of the 38 needed to win ratification by a 1979 deadline that Congress later extended to 1982, is not a relic in Nevada. An effort is underway to get the amendment ratified by the Nevada Legislature in 2015.
Fight to ratify Equal Rights Amendment draws new interest
Written by Nicole Guadino | USA Today
It's not just your mother or grandmother's fight. Thousands of women are expected to rally on the west lawn of the Capitol on Saturday for women's equality, voting rights and ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, adopted by Congress in 1972. The ERA needed ratification from just three more states when its deadline expired in 1982.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Simple Advice To Young Feminists
Written by Nina Bahadur | Huffington Post
There's a lot we can learn from Notorious R.B.G.
In an interview with Jeffrey Rosen for New Republic, Ginsburg discussed how her experience as a female Supreme Court Justice has been rewarding, but also trying. Since R.B.G. was appointed in 1993, she's been confused for Justice O'Connor, has dealt with frustration at the Court's approach to reproductive health, and has made a constant effort to approach gender equality with common sense.
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