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Report. opponents in the senate called it the unisex amendment and said it would destroy traditional man-women relationships, increase homosexuality, violate biblical teachings and undermine thousands of state laws designed to protect women against life s hazards. despite all that fear and trembling, 1972 was an election year and then as now, more women than men vote and the e.r.a. won senate approval and was on its way to ratification. for a while it seemed to have momentum. 30 of the required 38 states had ratified the proposal by 1973. but then the tide turned as a highly organized and effective opposition to the e.r.a. sprang up led by anti-feminist conservative phyllis shlafley who warned it would deny web privileges like exemption from the military draft. by 1982 the deadline for ratification, only 35 states had voted in favor of the e.r.a. three shy of the necessary total. more than 40 years later, there ....

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