equal rights amendment

Judge Backpedals After Ordering Activist Held Without Bond For Exposing Breast

Michelle Sutherland was recreating Virginia’s state flag, which features a goddess' exposed breast, when she was arrested for indecent exposure.
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Alyssa Milano Predicts The Future

The actress talks about equal rights for women, the future of Me Too and tensions with Rose McGowan.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Calls On Women To ‘Shake The Table’ In Women's March Speech

"We just captured the House, and now we’re going to show what we’re going to do with it," the star congresswoman told the crowd.
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Illinois Ratifies Equal Rights Amendment 36 Years After The Congressional Deadline

Illinois is the 37th state to approve the amendment. Ratification by just one more state could get it added to the U.S. Constitution.
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The Constitution Gives Gun Owners Greater Rights Than Women

For decades, women have been fighting for an equal rights amendment. Gun owners, mostly men, have had the Second Amendment for centuries.
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Opinion | You Think This Is A Backlash? You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet.

Controversial think pieces aren't the enemy. The real foe of the Me Too movement hasn’t even arrived yet.
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Breath Of Fresh Air To Equal Rights Movement

only two more states are needed to pass the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Why Women Need The ERA (Now More Than Ever)

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A Different Breed Of Republican

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After 35 Years, Nevada Is Slated To Ratify The Equal Rights Amendment

The original push to pass the ERA fell just three states short.
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