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America is Beautiful with the era

The ERA – [sung to the tune of “America the Beautiful”]

  The E-R-A is 28A, the Constitution reads! 

It met both the requirements for women to be freed! 

The E-R-A, we thus proclaim, is now law of the land! 

Equality for women is on what we make our stand! 


We’ve fought so hard, for centuries, to win equality! 

We marched and put our lives at risk, in order to be free! 

The E-R-A, the E-R-A, we look on you with awe! 

Against all odds, we persevered, and now it is the law! 


We fly our flag for equal rights denied us for so long! 

We stand firm for the E-R-A, because it makes us strong! 

The E-R-A, the E-R-A, we honor it in song! 

And thanks to all the 38, who rectified a wrong! 


We women are a multitude, our worth is plain to see! 

We claim our right to liberty, to shape our destiny! 

The E-R-A, the E-R-A, we sing it loud and strong! 

And join our sisters in one voice, the great intrepid throng! 


America, America, God shed Her grace on thee! 

And crowned thy good with sisterhood from sea to shining sea!


*Words by Carol Bouldin 2026 Based on original music by Samuel A. Ward (1910) and poem by Katharine Lee Bates (1893)


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