9.1 Equality of rights in the Nevada Constitution.2.3 What did supporters and opponents say about Question 1?.2.2 Do other state constitutions have similar provisions?.2.1 How did Question 1 change the constitution?.This resolution just alludes to that fact. “The courts interpret (sex) a little bit more broadly.
Language in the amendment itself has not changed, and things cannot be denied or abridged based on one’s sex, Bahner countered. We are all equal, but apparently some people are more equal than others. The perception that I have is that now I’m potentially going to be excluded. “Now you’re including people who were not born as girls, they’re something else. Harder said resolution language has changed since 1973. “… If you are being discriminated on the basis of sex or gender you have the opportunity to use the Equal Rights Amendment.” “What we’re talking about is LGBTQIA and non-binary people,” Folliard said. Bobbie Harder (R-Henderson) sought a definition of what is gender justice and gender expansive. Per the resolution, “adoption of the ERA will help to advance gender justice for women, girls and gender-expansive individuals.” Constitution for equal rights for all people, ensuring that individuals, regardless of sex, are treated equally under the law,” said Betty Folliard, founder of ERA Minnesota.
The ERA will embed the fundamental guarantee in the U.S. The ERA will guarantee them equality so that they cannot be treated as lesser than. “Girls and women comprise over half the population of the United States. In 2020, Virginia became the 38th state, meaning the necessary three-fourths of states have done so. An amendment proposal was first submitted to the states for ratification in 1972 and Minnesota did that one year later. It’s a resolution to Congress requesting it recognize state ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. House committee considers bill to recognize state ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment 3/2/23 Going to the House Floor is the Bahner-sponsored HF197, as amended. “The 14th Amendment, according to the courts, does not actually cover discrimination on the basis of sex.” Kristin Bahner (DFL-Maple Grove) said the third branch of government disagrees. “They were deeply disappointed to find out that apparently they were not.” Jim Nash (R-Waconia) said they both feel equally protected under the 14th Amendment. Touting the success of his wife who “kicked the crap out of all of her male counterparts both in class and her job,” and his oldest daughter who is a college senior but should only be a sophomore - “she stomped all of the male counterparts into a mudhole, in her words” - Rep. It would mean that the equal rights of women will not be subject to the whims of divisive politics,” she wrote. “Having the ERA words explicitly stated in the constitution would guarantee equal legal rights and permanent protection for Minnesotans regardless of sex/gender. Kathryn Ringham is a working board member of ERA Minnesota.
She emphasized adding rights for one group of people does not take away rights from another group. “We want a Minnesota that allows every resident to thrive,” said Her of her bill sent to the House Rules and Legislative Administration Committee via split-voice vote. Betty Folliard, founder of ERA Minnesota, testifies March 2 before the House's state and local government committee in support of a resolution urging Congress to recognize state ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment.
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