The Equal Rights Amendment, still dead after all these years Progressives’ attempt to force the ERA into law through Biden demonstrated their cynicism.

Congressional Democrats had asked Joe Biden to recognize the landmark women’s-rights measure as already ratified. But courts will have the final say.

Below is important information about the ERA ratification and the sample letter to President Biden. Take the time to call, text, or write to President Biden as soon as you can! The Green Party calls ...

The department said it considered the ERA to be expired after a 1982 ratification deadline was missed. In 2022, the Office of Legal Counsel released an opinion affirming that 2020 decision.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) said a vote on a resolution to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment will happen this week — 100 years after the measure was introduced in Congress. “We ...

The Republican Party removed the ERA from its platform, and five states voted to rescind their ratifications in the 1970s. The amendment missed its 1982 deadline only three states shy of ratification.

Tom Walker: Will the LDS Church repeat history with the ERA? The most powerful ERA opposition group has yet to meaningfully weigh in on the question.

Like an episode of "The Walking Dead," the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) is slogging its way through the halls of Congress again trying to devour the rule of law to force a radical change.

"In 2020, Virginia made history by becoming the 38th and final state needed to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment," the senators wrote in their joint statement.

Where the deadline appears on the page, however, is irrelevant to whether the ERA remains open for ratification 40 years after everyone agreed it had died.

In 1972, Congress sent the ERA to the states for ratification by the required three-quarters (38) of them within seven years. This deadline, which has been attached to every proposed amendment for ...

ERA ratification is now up to Trump’s Supreme Court. Congressional Democrats had asked Joe Biden to recognize the landmark women’s-rights measure as already ratified. But courts will have the ...