Equal Rights Amendment Clears First Hurdle In NC Legislature
The North Carolina House defeated an attempt to send the ERA to a referendum 83-32, while sponsors plan to push ratification in committee. Debates centered on whether the legislature should decide or defer to the people, with strong language from both sides. The issue moves to Senate committees as sponsors vow further action.
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