The Equal Rights Amendment and the First Amendment: A Roadmap for a Feminist Future
Local residents are reflecting on the country's history and the ongoing fight for equality. The 250th anniversary of the nation's founding is being marked, with some celebrations likely to focus on hi
By Ava SlocumJuly 1, 20261 min read
Local residents are reflecting on the country's history and the ongoing fight for equality. The 250th anniversary of the nation's founding is being marked, with some celebrations likely to focus on historic events like the Boston Tea Party. Women activists have played a significant role in shaping the country's history, using their rights to freedom of speech and assembly to push for change. The Equal Rights Amendment, which has been ratified by 38 states, is still awaiting official recognition as part of the Constitution. Further details on the local perspective and the ongoing efforts to secure the Equal Rights Amendment can be found in the latest issue of Ms. Magazine.