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Keep It 100: Elizabeth Holtzman on Fighting For the ERA

Leading supporters of the Equal Rights Amendment march in Washington on Sunday, July 9, 1978, urging Congress to extend the time for ratification of the ERA. Elizabeth Holtzman third from right.

Former congresswoman Elizabeth Holtzman joins us to discuss her experiences fighting for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, and her opposition to Phyllis Schlafly. This is part of our series "Keep It 100," celebrating 100 years of women's suffrage.

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