Julia Longoria

And what you see is this push for something called the Equal Rights Amendment.

And what you see is this push for something called the Equal Rights Amendment.

And what you see is this push for something called the Equal Rights Amendment.

But it didn't get the votes in 1975. I hope 1976 will be the year. Or in 1976. A special report on the 1977 National Women's Conference. Or in 1977. And the movement is stalled.

But it didn't get the votes in 1975. I hope 1976 will be the year. Or in 1976. A special report on the 1977 National Women's Conference. Or in 1977. And the movement is stalled.

But it didn't get the votes in 1975. I hope 1976 will be the year. Or in 1976. A special report on the 1977 National Women's Conference. Or in 1977. And the movement is stalled.

Well, a lot. But much of the credit goes to this woman.

Well, a lot. But much of the credit goes to this woman.

Well, a lot. But much of the credit goes to this woman.

She was a lawyer and a self-described housewife who started a movement called Stop ERA.

She was a lawyer and a self-described housewife who started a movement called Stop ERA.

She was a lawyer and a self-described housewife who started a movement called Stop ERA.

Her position was that the Equal Rights Amendment would actually strip women of the special privilege that they have that comes from being a woman.

Her position was that the Equal Rights Amendment would actually strip women of the special privilege that they have that comes from being a woman.

Her position was that the Equal Rights Amendment would actually strip women of the special privilege that they have that comes from being a woman.

And she said if this amendment passes, there will be certain unintended consequences.

And she said if this amendment passes, there will be certain unintended consequences.

And she said if this amendment passes, there will be certain unintended consequences.

And that argument? caught on.

And that argument? caught on.