With Manhattan Institute, the ACR Project filed an amicus brief at the Supreme Court. It asks the Justices to take a case and use it to free litigants from the standing trap (a pure catch-22) the Fourth Circuit has created to prevent challenges to racially discriminatory governmental presumptions. The post ACR Project and Manhattan Institute File Amicus Brief Supporting Petition for Cert in Challenge to Discriminatory SBA Program appeared first on American Civil Rights Project.| American Civil Rights Project
For NAS and FASORP, the ACR Project filed to join Tennessee's challenge to the Hispanic Serving Institutions programs' discriminatory criteria.| American Civil Rights Project
Sacramento County has settled our challenge to its so-called “guaranteed income” program that unlawfully chose beneficiaries based on race.| American Civil Rights Project
At least two cheers for the Ninth Circuit. Its opinion on the legality of states separating their school bathrooms, locker rooms, and showers by sex puts it (less thoroughly, but clearly) on the right side of the entrenched Circuit split over the correct reading of Title IX (effectively with the 11th Circuit, against the 4th and 7th Circuits). The post UPDATE: 9th Circuit Correctly Upholds Idaho Law Requiring Use of One’s Own Single Sex Bathroom, Locker Room, and Shower appeared first on ...| American Civil Rights Project
In U.S. v. Skrmetti, the Biden Administration would have the Court declare that the Equal Protection Clause prevents states from protecting children from potentially harmful medical interventions, when those interventions are related to children’s purported “gender identities.” In the brief we filed today, we explain that this is wrong, regardless of what the Court decides a potentially ephemeral “gender identity” at odds with one’s biological sex legally is and–as a result of t...| American Civil Rights Project