Alice Paul Tribute March July 9, 1976 Feminist Women's Protest ERA Civil Rights For Sale

DETAILS: Original pinback button issued for the national Equal Rights Amendment march held on July 9, 1978.The protest march was a tribute toAlice Paul who had recently passed away. In many ways the march was a celebration of where the feminist movement had begun, as a suffrage movement led by Paul, and its monumentalachievements, a Constitutional amendment guaranteeing womens rights! The march itself wasthe largest march for women’s rights in the nation’s history – nearly three times the size of the largest suffrage parade, and at least twice as big as the landmark August 26, 1970 march in New York – a hundred thousand supporters of equality took to the streets of Washington, D.C., callingfor an extension of the deadline for ratification of the ERA. Measures 2 1/4" inches. Rare.



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LEFT WING POLITICAL GROUPS

Circa 1950-1979

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