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This paper analyzes right-wing women's resistance to the Equal Rights Amendment by using Phyllis Schlafly as a case study. It questions her reasoning, and by extension the anti-ERA women she represents, for opposing an amendment widely understood to make progress toward achieving gender equality. This analysis asserts that Schlafly denounced the amendment because she believed it would attack the rights of housewives, give the federal government excessive power, and hurt women already equal before the law in the ways that mattered. Books and articles about conservative women's stance against leftist women's movements and interviews where Schlafly discussed her anti-ERA agenda support this argument. With the ERA resurging in contemporary politics, echoes of Phyllis Schlafly's sentiments from the 1970s can be heard. In understanding why a person might support agendas perceived to operate against them, historians can gain a deeper understanding of the past to better inform the present. ; https://digitalcommons.cortland.edu/programs/1004/thumbnail.jpg

Correspondence of Colonel Israel Shreve, who served with Washington during the Revolutionary War; provides information on battles, conditions, etc., during the Revolution, including Ticonderoga, Valley Forge, Brandywine. ; https://digitalcommons.latech.edu/manuscript-finding-aids/1203/thumbnail.jpg

This executive order by Governor Henry McMaster directs that all Cabinet agencies shall conduct a comprehensive review of existing FOIA policies, practices, and procedures to ensure that the same are compliant with both the letter and the spirit of FOIA.

Corrigenda zu den Seitenangaben im Inhaltsverzeichnis: 1.4 Rückkehr nach Europa und Schenkung an Papst Pius IX. - Seite 18 (statt Seite 19) 2.1.2 Bozzetti - Seite 20 (statt Seite 21) 2.1.3 Reliefs - Seite 27 (statt Seite 28) 2.2 Beispiele für Darstellungen außereuropäischer Menschen . - Seite 34 (statt Seite 35) 2.3.2 Der "(Un-)Edle Wilde" in den Werken zeitgenössischer Künstler . - Seite 44 (statt Seite 45) 2.3.3 Die Skulpturen von Thomas Crawford . - Seite 49 (statt Seite 50) Fazit - Seite 53 (statt Seite 54) Im Jahr 1837 fanden in Washington, D.C. Territorialverhandlungen zwischen der US-amerikanischen Regierung und einigen Vertreter der indigenen Stämme Nordamerikas statt. Den Verhandlungen war der "Indian Removal Act" vorausgegangen, die gesetzliche Grundlage für die Vertreibung der Indianer aus den Bundesstaaten östlich des Mississippi River. Präsident Andrew Jackson hatte dieses Dekret 1830 unterschrieben, die Vertreibung hatte jedoch bereits seit der Jahrhundertwende begonnen. Die Verträge beinhalteten das Abtreten, den Tausch oder Verkauf der Stammesgebiete. Die Deportationen der indigenen Bevölkerung stellen einen Höhepunkt der Vertreibung und den Tiefpunkt in den Beziehungen zwischen den indianischen Stämmen und der euro-amerikanischen Regierung dar. Die Verhandlungen von 1837 wurden von der Öffentlichkeit aufmerksam verfolgt und dokumentiert. Im Publikum befand sich auch Ferdinand Pettrich (1789-1872), ein Bildhauer aus Dresden und Schüler Antonio Canovas und Bertel Thorvaldsens. Er machte die Verhandlungen sowie die um ihre Existenz kämpfenden amerikanischen Ureinwohner zum Thema seines bedeutendsten, 33 Plastiken umfassenden Werkes. Die vorliegende Arbeit behandelt diese Skulpturengruppe, die der Künstler selbst als "Indianisches Museum" bezeichnete und die in den Jahren zwischen 1845 und 1856 entstand. Während Darstellungen der indigenen Bevölkerung Amerikas seit der Entdeckung des amerikanischen Kontinents im 16. Jh. in Form von Gemälden, Stichen und Zeichnungen existieren, bilden die Skulpturen ...

This is a pair of M-1966 Jungle Boots used by the U.S. Military both during and after the Vietnam War. These boots are made from olive drab nylon and black leather. Near the arch of the boot, there are screen vents which were designed to keep your feet cool and dry. The sole of the boot features the Panama tread pattern. Additionally, there is a steel plate inside the sole which was designed keep the wearer safe from spikes and other traps. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1787/thumbnail.jpg

Five years ago the US military's long-standing ban on women in ground combat was lifted. But, writes Stephanie Bonnes, the 'bureaucratic harassment' of women has meant that many policies that have been rescinded have continued. Using in-depth interviews with US servicewomen, she finds that servicemen are able to manipulate bureaucratic policies to harass and undermine women and their careers, allow sexual assaults to continue, and to preserve male dominance in the military.

This is a U.S. Army Good Conduct Medal which is awarded to enlisted Army personnel who demonstrate exemplary conduct, efficiency, and fidelity during three years of active service, which includes one year of service during wartime. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1739/thumbnail.jpg

This is a U.S. Army Good Conduct Medal which is awarded to enlisted Army personnel who demonstrate exemplary conduct, efficiency, and fidelity during three years of active service, which includes one year of service during wartime. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1740/thumbnail.jpg

This is a perpetual member lapel pin for the Military Order of the World Wars (MOWW). ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1748/thumbnail.jpg

This is a pair of M-1966 Jungle Boots used by the U.S. Military both during and after the Vietnam War. These boots are made from olive drab nylon and black leather. Near the arch of the boot, there are screen vents which were designed to keep your feet cool and dry. The sole of the boot features the Panama tread pattern. Additionally, there is a steel plate inside the sole which was designed keep the wearer safe from spikes and other traps. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1788/thumbnail.jpg

This is a pair of M-1966 Jungle Boots used by the U.S. Military both during and after the Vietnam War. These boots are made from olive drab nylon and black leather. Near the arch of the boot, there are screen vents which were designed to keep your feet cool and dry. The sole of the boot features the Panama tread pattern. Additionally, there is a steel plate inside the sole which was designed keep the wearer safe from spikes and other traps. ; https://digitalcommons.molloy.edu/nur_hagan/1789/thumbnail.jpg