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Women have made slow but steady progress in gaining election to the North Carolina General Assembly, bringing with them fresh perspectives and legislative proficiency.
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31590
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The Equal Rights Amendment, also known as “the women’s bill,” is associated with the struggle by women for equality. Dr. William B. Aycock, a professor of law at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, discusses the amendment’s broader meaning and the impending ratification process in North Carolina.
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31719
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Mary Winfield is the first woman in North Carolina to be appointed to the State Board of Assessment, a National Democratic Committeewoman, a community leader, and the mother of four children. Winfield has been active in the women’s Equal Rights Movement, and her efforts are discussed in this article.
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