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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1977

Page

4

ERA Caravan uses suffragist tactics to push ERA in Arizona

NOW Arizona chapter uses a caravan campaign across Scottsdale and towns like Flagstaff Prescott and Kingman to ratify the ERA. Lea Goodman says the grassroots approach draws 100 people in Prescott with 40 to 50 percent opposing the ERA and emphasizes learning from opponents.

Mary Jane Alexander ERA Caravan Arizona National Organization For Women Lea Goodman NOW ERA Scottsdale Navajo Nation Chinle Tuba City Window Rock Bisbee Sierra Vista Flagstaff Prescott Lake Havasu City Kingman Jean Stapleton America Goodman Alice Paul Paul San Francisco Washington Indiana Georgia

Opposition to ERA voiced at Scottsdale forum

Former state legislator Bess Stinson and Irene Conlan spoke at Scottsdale's First Southern Baptist Church outlining concerns with the Equal Rights Amendment. Stinson argued Section 2 enforcement issues and 14th Amendment wording. Conlan framed ERA as a socialist threat and urged prayer, education, and political action.

Bess Stinson Scottsdale First Southern Baptist Church Irene Conlan U.S John Conlan Stinson Congress United States Supreme Court Arizona IWU Houston Senaca Falls Phoenix IWY Conlan

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