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EQUAL RIGHTS OPPONENTS. Demonstrators opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment outside
EQUAL RIGHTS OPPONENTS.
Demonstrators opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment outside the White House, 4 February 1977
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Media ID 13636691
1977 Amendment Anti Demonstrator Equal Rights February Picket Picketer Protest Protestor Rally Sign White House Opponent
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This powerful photograph captures a pivotal moment in the fight for equal rights. Taken on February 4,1977, outside the iconic White House, it showcases a group of passionate demonstrators who vehemently opposed the Equal Rights Amendment. The image is filled with tension and emotion as these opponents gather together to voice their dissent. The late afternoon light casts long shadows across the scene, adding an air of intensity to this historic protest. Each protester holds a sign proudly displaying their anti-feminist stance, making their opposition clear. Their determination is palpable as they stand united against what they perceive as a threat to traditional gender roles. Amidst this sea of picketers, one woman stands out. Her face etched with determination and conviction, she becomes the embodiment of those fighting against equality for women. This photograph serves as a reminder that progress often faces resistance from those who fear change. Captured by The Granger Collection's lens, this image preserves an important chapter in American history when opposing voices clashed over fundamental principles. It serves as both documentation and inspiration for future generations striving towards true equality for all individuals regardless of gender or any other characteristic that may divide us.
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