Equal rights amendment, The Equal Rights Amendment (E R A)

Equal rights amendment

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The Equal Rights Amendment (E R A) was ratified by less than half of the state legislatures. would not have affected property rights of married women. would have nullified all laws on the basis of gender. would have affected only public employment.

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