40 Years Later, The Era Is Still Not A Part Of The Constitution

The video discusses the history and challenges of the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), first introduced by Alice Paul. Despite passing Congress in the 1970s, the ERA fell short of state ratifications. Recent efforts aim to revive the amendment, with legal debates on rescissions and strategies like removing deadlines or restarting the process. Public misconceptions persist, with many believing the ERA is already part of the Constitution. Advocates argue for its necessity to ensure permanent protections for women's rights, amidst opposition and state-level alternatives.

What legislative efforts are being introduced to push the Equal Rights Amendment through?

How does the current legal landscape affect the push for the Equal Rights Amendment?

What is the significance of the Equal Rights Amendment in relation to women's rights?