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Equal Rights Amendment
(From: Smathers, Bruce A., Papers, 1970-1974, (Collection M75-93)/
Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, Records, 1974-1985, Series S 79)
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A text version of
this constituent letter against the Equal Rights Amendment is included below
the graphic image.
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M75-93, Box 16, "ERA/Information
Against" (clipped papers with letter from Senator Sam Ervin on top) Bruce
A. Smathers Papers, 1970-1974. Constituent Letter Against Equal Rights
Amendment, 1974
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1044 Martin Drive
Rockledge, Florida
March 25, 1974
Dear Senator Smathers,
I am not much of a letter writer, as you can see, but as a concerned
citizen, and voter, feel pressed to voice my opposition to the Equal Rights
Amendment.
Most active of all on be- half of this very insidious bill are the communists
(who never let up.) We hope the many letters you will be receiving will
urge you to take a second look.
For God and County
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Fuscaldo
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