Which is a women's rights group founded in the 1960s that encouraged passage of an equal rights amendment to the Constitution and advocated for a broader judicial interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment to include gender equality?

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Nancy Lutz

7 July, 17:21

Which is a women's rights group founded in the 1960s that encouraged passage of an equal rights amendment to the Constitution and advocated for a broader judicial interpretation of the Fourteenth Amendment to include gender equality?

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Rosa King · Answer 1

NOW

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The National Women's Organization (NOW) was founded in 1966 by a coalition of women committed to systematically fighting gender inequality in the United States of America. It is a multi-strategic organization that takes a comprehensive approach to women's rights. It focus on gender-specific studies, such as the Status of Women in the States, to recognize cultural, social and political patterns at regional, state and local level. The six main issues of NOW include freedom and justice, combating discrimination against women, global justice, transgender rights, social justice, and constitutional reforms to equality.