Alice Paul Tribute March July 9, 1976 Feminist Women's Protest ERA Civil Rights

Description: DETAILS: Original pinback button issued for the national Equal Rights Amendment march held on July 9, 1978. The protest march was a tribute to Alice Paul who had recently passed away. In many ways the march was a celebration of where the feminist movement had begun, as a suffrage movement led by Paul, and its monumental achievements, a Constitutional amendment guaranteeing womens rights! The march itself was the largest march for women’s rights in the nation’s history – nearly three times the size of the largest suffrage parade, and at least twice as big as the landmark August 26, 1970 march in New York – a hundred thousand supporters of equality took to the streets of Washington, D.C., calling for an extension of the deadline for ratification of the ERA. Measures 2 1/4" inches. Rare.GUARANTEE: We offer a lifetime guarantee on all of our items to be authentic originals issued by the organization stated. They are not later re-issues or reproductions. We forensically examine all of our items prior to listing to make certain they are authentic. LEFT WING POLITICAL GROUPS Circa 1950-1979 Oxxbridge Galleries was founded in 1987 and specializes in vintage paper items with a particular focus on counter culture and progressive left wing materials. We are one of the few retailers in the country that regularly deals in such political groups. We are always adding to our online inventory. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. You will be pleased by the friendliness and knowledge of our staff. Add us to your Favorites list Visit Our eBay Store: Oxxbridge GalleriesP1892

Price: 89 USD

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