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Kamala Lopez- Substack
Kamala Lopez’s Substack is a concise, action-driven platform focused on advancing constitutional equality through the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA). It combines clear education with advocacy, breaking down key issues while encouraging readers to stay informed and take part in the movement for equal rights under the law.
Law Review Article by Wendy Murphy
"Constitutional Terrorism" Law Review Article by Wendy Murphy, Esq
In this powerful law review article, Professor Wendy Murphy challenges long-standing legal barriers that have limited the full recognition of women’s constitutional equality. With sharp legal analysis and historical insight, she exposes how courts have narrowed the promis
"Constitutional Terrorism" Law Review Article by Wendy Murphy, Esq
In this powerful law review article, Professor Wendy Murphy challenges long-standing legal barriers that have limited the full recognition of women’s constitutional equality. With sharp legal analysis and historical insight, she exposes how courts have narrowed the promise of equal protection and argues for a stronger, explicit constitutional guarantee of women’s rights. This thought-provoking piece makes a compelling case for why true equality under the law requires renewed commitment — and why the fight for full constitutional recognition is far from over.
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Equal Means Equal
Equal Means Equal is a national non-profit organization dedicated to the immediate publication, adoption and enforcement of the original Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) to the U.S. Constitution, which became enforceable federal law on January 27th of 2022.
Motherhood Human Rights Law Lab
For inquiries: Contact@motherhoodhumanrightslawlab.org
Motherhood as a Constitutional and Human Right.
Motherhood is a normative human condition not a privilege earned through economic productivity or moral conformity. The constitutional liberal position recognizes motherhood implicitly through due process, equal protection, and privac
For inquiries: Contact@motherhoodhumanrightslawlab.org
Motherhood as a Constitutional and Human Right.
Motherhood is a normative human condition not a privilege earned through economic productivity or moral conformity. The constitutional liberal position recognizes motherhood implicitly through due process, equal protection, and privacy doctrines. With the Equal Rights Amendment now operative as the Twenty-Eighth to the United States Constitution — providing that “equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged … on account of sex” — governance of motherhood constitutes sex-based classification and triggers strict scrutiny. Article 25(2) of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights affirms that motherhood and childhood are entitled to special care and assistance. Together, these authorities situate motherhood at the intersection of equality, liberty, and human dignity. Without access to counsel, neither meaningful representation nor equal participation in the development of law is possible.
The constitutional bridge is clear: an Absolute and Universal Right to Counsel must attach.
This is the Motherhood Gideon.
Letter from the UN to US regarding publication
Letter from the UN to US regarding publication
Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences
In a formal communication dated 13 December 2024, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, calls on the United States government to certify and publish the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as the
Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, its causes and consequences
In a formal communication dated 13 December 2024, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, calls on the United States government to certify and publish the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) as the 28th Amendment to the Constitution. The letter argues that despite ratification by 38 states, the ERA has not been officially incorporated, leaving the U.S. without explicit constitutional protection against sex discrimination. Citing international human rights obligations—including the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights—the communication urges immediate action to ensure constitutional equality and stronger protections against gender-based violence.
American Bar Association
Letter from the UN to US regarding publication
The American Bar Association urges federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal governments to support implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment (“ERA”) to the United States Constitution (“Constitution”), in accordance with Article V of the Constitution; and urges all bar associations and the legal community as
The American Bar Association urges federal, state, local, territorial, and tribal governments to support implementation of the Equal Rights Amendment (“ERA”) to the United States Constitution (“Constitution”), in accordance with Article V of the Constitution; and urges all bar associations and the legal community as a whole to support implementation of the ERA." Resolution 601 8/24
American Constitution Society
American Constitution Society
American Constitution Society
Celebrating Women's History Month and the ERA | ACS
“The ERA is critical to addressing a founding failure of our Constitution - its silence on gender equality. Thirty-eight states have acknowledged this founding failure and ratified the ERA in accordance with the procedure provided in Article V. It is part of the Constitution and should
Celebrating Women's History Month and the ERA | ACS
“The ERA is critical to addressing a founding failure of our Constitution - its silence on gender equality. Thirty-eight states have acknowledged this founding failure and ratified the ERA in accordance with the procedure provided in Article V. It is part of the Constitution and should be treated as such.” Russ Feingold, President American Constitution Society 3/3/23