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Maloney leads rally at City Hall Park calling for Congress to pass Equal Rights Amendment

By Emma Delahanty and Jonathan Portee Posted on March 13, 2026

Led by Council Member Virginia Maloney, the NYC Council Women’s Caucus held a rally in City Hall Park on March 10, urging Congress to pass the Equal Rights Amendment.

The ERA, first drafted in 1923, aimed to legalize equal rights for Americans. According to the National Archives, the bill sought an end to legal distinctions between the sexes in terms of divorce, property, employment and other matters.

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Maloney leads rally at City Hall Park calling for Congress to pass Equal Rights Amendment

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