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Sunday, January 13, 2019

Shirley Chisholm : The First Black Congresswoman

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Labels: Shirley Chisholm, US Congresswomen, Women for President, women political leaders

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U.S. Congressional Resolutions for Constitutional adoption of the ERA now await the completion of the full 38 states’ ratifications. Past state ratifications cannot be rescinded. (Ref.) A three-state strategy has been proposed that is less costly, less time-consuming, quicker, and less risky politically than starting ratifications all over. Ratifications of only three more states out of the 15 still unratified are needed. (Ref.)

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