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What rationale did Phyllis Schlafly and her STOP ERA movement cite when opposing the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment?A. the ERA would ultimately lead to the legalization of abortionB. the ERA provided insufficient civil rights protections for womenC. mothers could not be feministsD. the ERA would end gender-specific privileges women enjoyed
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