b. Since there is no Constitutional protection for women are underpaid in regards to men in similar positions. An Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution would end the underpaid and undervalued status of women in the workforce.

c. Since Laws to protect women from discrimination due to pregnancy are not protected by a constitutional amendment. An Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution would guarantee the integrity of a women's body unto herself.

d. Since elderly women are economically discriminated against due to both their sex and economic situations. An Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution would protect against sex discrimination in pensions, insurance and social security.

e. Since discrimination against people due to their sex occurs in many basic areas. There is not an amendment protecting the rights of an individual regardless of sexual orientation. An Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution would protect ag

e. Since...Discrimination based on sexual preference occurs in basic areas of life

Unequal pay offered to women with regards to standardized jobs leads itself to promoting an Equal Rights Amendment. The equal opportunity for both men and women to seek and hold positions in the workplace must be protected. Unequal pay for the same work is not representative of an equal workplace.

The weakening of the argument is due mainly to the use of fallacies to influence the reader. Casual Oversimplification is used to classify the status of women in the workplace. The amount that women are paid in comparison to men is not further justified through an equal cross section and equal number of respondents. A percentage is being used to possibly compare two completely different cross sections.

The use of a Faulty Analogy in regards to the availability of pensions for women also does little to help that argument. The fact that women are only half as likely to receive a pension means little unless you also compare the types of jobs where the pension is offered. Comparing apples to oranges does little to help this argument.

Discrimination due to sexual preference occurs in every aspect of life, yet is not something that is protected by an amendment to the Constitution. The basis for judgments on sexual orientation is based within ignorance and societal conditioning.

The Social Security system that was founded in 1940 still bases its policy on the cross section of society during that time. Because of the inability for the system to adjust according to changing societal conditions it has now become unfair and needs to adjust to meet the needs of women.

c. How the Argument would be made stronger.

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