The Death of the ERA - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 9
"Reagan"

Bella demands more action from the White House following the 1977 National Women's Conference. Meanwhile, with the 1980 election quickly approaching, Phyllis must choose a Republican candidate to endorse.

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For God, Home and Country - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 8
"Houston"

Alice, Pamela, and Rosemary meet feminists face-to-face at the 1977 National Women's Conference in Houston.

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Welcome to Illinois - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 7
"Bella"

Bella is appointed head of the 1977 National Women's Conference. The women of Stop ERA attempt to infiltrate the conference.

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Equal Pay - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 6

With the Republican National Convention approaching, pro-choice feminist Jill Ruckelshaus goes head-to-head with Phyllis Schlafly.

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Brenda and Marc - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 5
"Phyllis & Fred & Brenda & Marc"

Brenda challenges Phyllis to a debate on the Equal Rights Amendment. Phyllis agrees to a couple's debate -- Brenda and Marc versus Fred and Phyllis.

  • 4.0 / 5.0
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Betty's Debate - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 4
"Betty"

Betty is determined to take down Phyllis and Stop ERA. Meanwhile, Shirley and Margaret try to find their place in the women's liberation movement as black feminists.

  • 4.5 / 5.0
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Phyllis Schlafly - Mrs. America Season 1 Episode 3
"Shirley"

As the Democratic National Convention approaches, Shirley fights for her candidacy despite pressure to drop out. Meanwhile, Phyllis, Alice, and friends travel to St. Louis to launch Stop ERA as a national campaign.

  • 4.0 / 5.0
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Gloria and Betty - Mrs. America
"Gloria"

Phyllis expands her Stop ERA movement. Meanwhile, Bella Abzug pressures Gloria Steinem into playing the political game on behalf of the women's movement.

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Shirley Chisholm - Mrs. America
"Phyllis"

Phyllis Schlafly considers running for Congress. Along the way, she learns more about Washington D.C. and the Equal Rights Amendment.

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Mrs. America Quotes

How long are we supposed to wait? How many more women are going to die from botched abortions while we wait for men to feel comfortable with us having control over our own bodies? How many women are going to be forced to give birth to babies they can't afford to feed while we wait for housewives who have no idea what it's like to have to work to survive to feel comfortable with women having power? How long do we give people to adapt to change? Am I the only one who's so fucking tired of waiting?

Gloria

You got into this race to get us out of the war. This is our Vietnam.

Gloria