Question

According to Phyllis Schlafly, the danger the Equal Rights Amendment poses to the fabric of America is that a. African-American women from poor backgrounds will be considered equal to highly educated and accomplished white women. b. men will not be able to fulfill their dreams. c. women will topple from their position of special rank, privilege, and role in American society and its families. d. men will have to do some housework.

Answer 1

Answer:

a. African-American women from poor backgrounds will be considered equal to highly educated and accomplished white women.

Explanation:

Phyllis Schlafly, a conservative activist, known for her opposition to feminism and her pivotal role in the defeat of the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s.

She believed that women's pursuit of social equality would hurt women living in sensitive situations. She believed it was unfair to equate young, wealthy, successful, white, healthy and educated women with poor, black, uneducated, old and sick women. She said that feminism did not think of women in delicate situations, who could not face the world and say that they have the same rights and duties as all of society.

Answer 2

c. women will topple from their position of special rank, privilege, and role in American society and its families.

Further explanation

Phyllis Schlafly or full name Phyllis Stewart Schlafly is a woman who has ambitions in voicing women's rights in the United States. She is also an American constitutional lawyer and Conservative movement.

She was born and raised in St. Louis. She attends a Catholic-only school.

Odile Stewart is Phyllis' only sister. Before she got married, she worked as a teacher at a Catholic-only school in St. Louis.

The United States Congress began and was held in New York City, Wednesday, March 4, 1789.

At least 27 amendments have been made since 1789 at the first American Congress. The amendments speak of government, finance, justice, humanity, the economy, development, defense, agriculture, natural resources, religion, ethnicity, and race, etc.

The amendments include:

• Amendment I
• Amendment II
• Amendment III
• Amendment IV
• Amendment V
• Amendment VI
• Amendment VII
• Amendment VIII
• Amendment X
• Amendment XI
• Amendment XII
• Amendment XIII
• Amendment XIV
• Amendment XV
• Amendment XVI
• Amendment XVII
• Amendment XVIII
• Amendment XIX
• XX Amendments
• XXI Amendments
• XXII Amendments
• Amendment XXIII
• Amendment XXIV
• Amendment XXV
• Amendment XXVI
• XXVII Amendments

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Class: college

Subject: law

Keywords: rights, amendments, congress