News — Equal Rights

A Clarion Call by the UN Secretary General regarding the rollback of women's rights worldwide.  There is a direct relationship between the disrespect of the female and militarization of a country.  The United States is leading the rollback of women's rights through derailing publication of the Equal Rights Amendment and giving a clear lane to the US Supreme Court to decimate women's rights.  Emerging from the dead are the Comstock Laws and the Chamberlain Khan Act.  Men need to understand that how women are treated is how all people are eventually treated.  Men need to join in the Clarion Call for the ERA and for women to be honored and respected as full human beings with the right to life, liberty and happiness.

Our Democratic Women Senators need to sit down in President Biden's office and not leave until they have our Constitution published with our Equal Rights Amendment.

The Equal Rights Amendment is part of our Constitution but both parties are working to derail its application and are effectively destabilizing the country.  Anti-equality men and women, instead of kicking Democracy in the gut, need to do everything in their power to stabilize its foundations and make sure that the Government honors and respects all American citizens especially its Women and girls.

1776 – Abigail Adams wrote to her husband “Remember the Ladies”

1848 – “Declaration of Sentiments” written at first Women’s Rights Convention

1868 - Women denied vote and equality in Reconstruction Amendments (13, 14, 15)

1920- Women get vote but not Constitutional Equality

1923 – Equal Rights Amendment first introduced into Congress

1940 – Republican party includes ERA in platform

1944 – Democratic party includes ERA in platform

1972 – ERA  passes with overwhelming support of Congress and moves to states for ratification of TEXT of ERA with added superfluous baggage and ...

Our Democracy is under fire. The Washington Post took some pot shots. Why are men so frightened of women as equal citizens? Why isn't the question how can we help make a Democracy for all?  Here is my response