Quote from: Jessica_Rose on Yesterday at 07:12:59 PMThe pages previously listed "sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression" as protected categories, language that remains visible in documents hosted by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression.
University officials told the student newspaper that the change was made to comply with federal law, particularly current federal interpretations of Title VII and Title IX.
The law, Titles VII and IX, do not require such a change in policy. Neither law mentions "sexual orientation, gender identity and gender expression" at all. Federal Law is the bare minimum standard requirement. States have full authority to add to the laws, so long as they meet or exceed the minimum standard.
The University, like many institutions, is cowering out of fear of losing the almighty tax dollar.
My civil rights are not for sale!