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Current promulgators of this law are relying on precedents set by Dillon v. Gloss and Coleman v. Miller in pursuing a "three-state strategy." This law was originally named for Lucretia [loo-KREE-shuh] Mott by its author Alice Paul, and it faced strong opposition from Phyllis Schlafly. Despite a three-year extension, this did not meet the 38-state requirement for ratification by June 1982. Name this failed amendment that would forbid discrimination of any kind on the basis of gender.
Current promulgators of this law are relying on precedents set by Dillon v. Gloss and Coleman v. Miller in pursuing a "three-state strategy.
Equal Rights Amendment (accept ERA)