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ERA-NC at Women’s Marches

May 31, 2022 by Audrey Muck 1 Comment

The ERA-NC Alliance was at many of North Carolina’s Women’s Marches on May 14th. We were there to draw attention to the fact that women’s lack of Constitutional protection has led to what may be the overturning of Roe v. Wade. If forced pregnancy isn’t sex discrimination, what is?

Asheville, NC

Asheville Citizen-Times coverage

Alliance Co-President, Jimmie Cochran Pratt made a brief statement to a crowd of more than 200, emphasizing the need for the Equal Rights Amendment to protect women from having their rights stripped away.

Charlotte, NC

The Rally had approximately 2000 people attend. Speakers included Lori Bunton, Co-President of the ERA-NC Alliance who spoke about how the ERA could help protect all reproductive rights and asked the rally goers to sign a petition to President Biden asking him to instruct the National Archivist to publish the ERA and announce that the ERA is the 28th Amendment. In addition, NCGA Legislator Rachel Hunt spoke about the need to not allow the Republicans to have a Super Majority this fall as they could override vetoes from Gov Cooper.

Salisbury

Salisbury Post news coverage

Board member, Pat Sledge attended the Rowan County march and reports that a number of young women took the mic and addressed the crowd. The white male social studies teacher mentioned in the article pointed out that the people trying to take away women‘s rights are, for the most part, white men.
Rowan County march

Winston-Salem

Winston-Salem Journal coverage
WGHP coverage
Alliance Treasurer, Audrey Muck, spoke to the crowd of roughly 400 people in Winston-Salem. In her speech, she called the leaked draft Supreme Court ruling a disaster – especially for women of color, low-income and rural women. “This is judicial activism at its worst,” she said. “They are determined to put their thumbs on the scales to prefer potential life over the lives of living breathing women.”

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  1. Roberta M Madden says

    May 31, 2022 at 7:17 pm

    Thank you for the update. Glad to see so many ERA activists out there!

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