Which statement identifies Phyllis Schlafly's effect on the women's rights movement?
She fought against the movement by arguing that those rights were protected by the Fourteenth Amendment.
○ She lobbied for the People's Rights Amendment and fought for its ratification by state legislatures across the country.
O Through grassroots efforts, she sought reform for women's rights at the local level in various states.
O She encouraged President Johnson to support women's rights by asking for favors from congressmen.