Shortly after its founding, the National Organization for Women adopted the strategy of creating subcommittes to deal with inequality, since fighting sex discrimination in the workplace was at the core of the organization - its founder, Richard Graham, fought, together with president Aileen Hernández to enforce Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibited discrimination at the workplace based, among other factors, on the basis of sex.
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The answer is A they could not get out of the cycle because the land owners added more things to the bill and the sharecroppers bought into it because they where not educated on that stuff.
Marbury versus Madison was the first case heard by the Supreme Court. Chief Justice John Marshall ruled that the legislative branch's Judicial Act of 1789 was illegal because the legislative branch had no authority to create the judicial positions. Marshall then also went as far as to create the idea of "judicial review". There is nothing in the Constitution that gives the Court this power. The ability to rule if a law is constitutional, if it violates some aspect of the Constitution and the Amendments is possible because of this case.
