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League of Women Voters Event on Saturday Will Shine Spotlight on Equal Rights Amendment, Which Will Be on the State Ballot in November

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Retired Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, a champion of the ERA.

Retired Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney, a champion of the ERA.

Laura Harding, president of ERASE Racism on Long Island.

Laura Harding, president of ERASE Racism on Long Island.

Republican State Senator Sandy Senn

Republican State Senator Sandy Senn

authorCailin Riley on Mar 6, 2024
To say there is a lot at stake for voters across the country this November would be an understatement. While a high-stakes presidential election and what will happen in Congress... more

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