Kathy Bonk

2024 is a perfect year for a rebound of the award-winning play What the Constitution Means to Me, a personal journey written and performed on Broadway by Heidi Schreck. Filled with humor and history, the play examines what the U.S. Constitution means to those who live under it. (This essay is part of "The ERA Is Essential to Democracy" Women & Democracy collection.)

Women serving as U.S. mayors are part of the feminist frontline for advancing equal rights and are leaders on issues of concern to women voters. 

Sandra Day O’Connor was the first woman to become an associate justice and one of the most influential members in the history of the Court.

Rosalynn Carter died on Nov. 19. The former first lady was for women, families, the Equal Rights Amendment, mental health and childcare/caregiving.

Sign a petition to send a message to Congress that the time is now to put the Equal Rights Amendment into the Constitution.

Feminist voters, the gender gap and feminist factor’s impact on the 2020 elections will likely be larger than in 2018 or past presidential elections.