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Critics say ERAs erode rights. commission rebuttal released
Washington AP reports that state ERAs expand women rights not shrink them, per the National Commission on the Observation of International Women's Year. The analysis by the Women's Law Project of Philadelphia counters fears of homosexual marriage bans and separate bathrooms. It notes rape protections and homemaker contributions are recognized, with state courts in Colorado Illinois Maryland Texas upholding gender equitable provisions and alimony issues. Jill Ruckelshaus resigned as presiding officer. Elizabeth Athanasakos succeeds. Pennsylvania Supreme Court rulings improve homemaker status. home work recognized in support obligations.
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Washington
Women’s Year Commission
Women's Law Project
Philadelphia
National Commission
Ford
Colorado
Ilinois
Maryland
Texas
Jill Ruckelshaus
White House
Elizabeth Athanasakos
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Marie R. Kenney
State Commission For Women