1977 Pass the ERA Feminist Newspaper, The Majority Report 2nd Wave Feminism, LG

This powerful 1978 issue of Majority Report: The Women’s Newspaper captures a defining moment in the fight for gender equality. Topped with the rallying cry “Pass the E.R.A.” six times over, this newspaper was part of a grassroots feminist movement pushing for the Equal Rights Amendment during one of the most passionate decades of American social activism.

Published just after the 1977 National Women’s Conference in Houston, the front page article titled “Houston, and after: Chicagoans reflect on the movement’s future” offers firsthand commentary from organizers and participants. This rare publication is an iconic example of second-wave feminism and the continuing battle for constitutional gender equality in the United States.

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