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Letter: It seems the majority of American voters are OK with inequality for women

Equal Rights Amendment supporters make their way through security as they arrive for for the 2020 session outside Virginia state Capitol in Richmond, Va., Wednesday, Jan. 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)

It turns out there was never a war on women in this country. There never needed to be.

Women have never had equality in the U.S. Constitution, health care, pay or opportunity.

And women of color have been afforded even less equality than white women.

According to the recent election, it seems that the majority of Americans want it that way, sadly, including many white women.

It’s deeply heartbreaking.

Charlotte Maloney, Millcreek

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