Generation Ratify is mobilizing thousands of young activists to help get the 28th Amendment over the finish line.
Activists from Generation Ratify display ERA banner in front of the U.S. National Archives. They are among many advocates pressing the national archivist to publish the ERA as the 28th Amendment.
It was the start of a day participants described as “really, really awesome,” “really beautiful,” and “very special.”, a youth-driven group founded by Couture and a group of like-minded friends to push for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. Five years later, Generation Ratify is holding that space for 13,000 young activists from across the country. They educate young people about the ERA, advocate for the ERA and other feminist legislation, and mobilize young voters to make the ERA a central political issue. They have filed amicus briefs to U.S. Courts of Appeals and organized lobby days on Capitol Hill.They wore ERA green and purple. They huddled in groups, some making friendship bracelets and others playing cards.
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