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First proposed in 1923 , the ERA is a constitutional amendment that, if formally recognized as the 28th Amendment, would make sex-based equality explicit in the U.S. Constitution for the first time.
It would prohibit discrimination “on account of sex,” including discrimination against people of all genders.
The ERA’s time limit was not included in the text of the version that all states voted to ratify.
The amendment's preamble included an arbitrary seven-year time limit for ratification.
Many pro-equality advocates claim that time limits on the ratification process are inherently unconstitutional.
In January 2020 , the Trump administration issued a memo to the National Archives and Records Administration on the ERA, opining that the amendment’s ratifying deadline had expired.
The memo effectively blocked the archivist of the United States from adding the ERA to the Constitution and concluded that the only path to ratification for the ERA was to reintroduce it and begin the process from the start.
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