Kansans for ERA.
Housewives for E.R.A., or H.E.R.A., was a national organization that existed for housewives to advocate for the Equal Rights Amendment, an amendment that would forbid discrimination at any level based upon sex. The effort first started in 1923 and was introduced to Congress every year following until its expiration in 1982. Kansans for ERA was the state chapter of this organization.
From the description of Kansans for ERA records, [ca. 1974]-1983 (Kansas State Historical Society). WorldCat record id: 707686804
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| creatorOf | Kansans for ERA. Kansans for ERA records, [ca. 1974]-1983 | Kansas State Historical Society |
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| associatedWith | Housewives for E.R.A. | corporateBody |
| associatedWith | League of Women Voters (Topeka, Kan.) | corporateBody |
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| Discrimination |
| Equal rights amendments |
| Housewives |
| Sex discrimination against women |
| Women |
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| Women and politics |
| Women in social reform |
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