After nearly 100 years, the Equal Rights Amendment is both closer to becoming part of the Constitution, and further away from it, than it's ever been.
The U.S. House gave the Equal Rights Amendment a temporary new lease on life Thursday by voting to remove a 1982 deadline for ratification by the states.The 232-183 vote, on a resolution introduced by Rep. Jackie Speier (D-Calif.), pushes the
0 Comments