During the 1920s the National Woman's party and the social feminists united to push protective legislation for women and children through Congress.

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During the 1920s, the National Woman's Party focused on passing the Equal Rights Amendment to eliminate all legal distinctions between men and women, while social feminists supported protective legislation for women and children, leading to a division between the two groups.

During the 1920s the National Woman's Party and the Social