The Equal Rights Amendment Isn't Just Your Grandmother's Civil Rights Movement with Ting Ting Cheng and Kati Hornung - Episode 97

In this episode, Kathryn speaks with Ting Ting Cheng, Director of the ERA Project, and Kati Hornung, Director of VoteEqualityUS, about the current status of the ERA and why the amendment is so vital in 2022. Ting Ting and Kati discuss their varying perspectives and skill sets when tackling the ERA, and what they say to people that think gender equality is a passé issue or something that's already been achieved. They also discuss the motivations behind the new and improved pocket constitutions, and what things they believe would be different in this country if the ERA was part of the constitution. Ting Ting and Kati also speak about the litigation strategy for the ERA and the best ways for others to get involved. Episode Resources https://voteequality.us/ https://gender-sexuality.law.columbia.edu/content/era-project  Episode Highlights The ERA Project, their involvement, and how it all started. - 0:40 The VoteEquality. - 3:08 Litigation strategy for getting the ERA out there - 5:59 The constitutional argumentor or the synopsis of the constitutional argument that talks about time limit. - 10:46 Why is it so vital in 2022? - 14:06 The ERA has been impacting our laws and accords for some time now. - 21:59 Pocket constitution: The thought process behind this project. - 22:23 The best ways for people to get involved? - 23:44 Subscribe, Share and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts