The 23rd amendment had nothing to do with alcohol.
repeal of amendment illigalizing alcohol
The repeal of the 21st amendment was unusual because it repealed a previous amendment. The 21st amendment voided the 18th amendment which outlawed alcohol.
The 21st amendment, which is the repeal of prohibition, repealed the 18th amendment which was about prohibition.
eighteenth amendment.
21st
The 18th amendment banned alcohol and started prohibition. Instead of repealing 18th amenment, the 21st amendment was passed.
No
Repeal
The United States Constitution can only be changed by an amendment.
To repeal the 18th amendment in it's entirety.
Actually, there are two amendments about alcoholic beverages, or Prohibition. "Prohibition" was about prohibiting (banning, forbidding) the possession of alcohol. The first amendment to address the issue was the 18th Amendment, in 1920. But while banning alcohol seemed like a great idea to its proponents, it was wildly unpopular and more difficult to enforce than anyone had expected, plus it led to an increase in criminal activity (smuggling liquor into the country, for example). By the early 1930s, that amendment was ready for repeal, and the 21st Amendment did in fact repeal it in 1933.
The Seneca Falls Women's rights convention had a big impact because of the Declaration of sentiments established during that meeting.