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Sotomayor, Kagan, and Jackson appear to agree that "sex" in Title IX means biological sex. But they'd let BPJ prove to a lower court that he is "similarly situated" to girls for equal protection purposes.
In advance of the Supreme Court's likely ruling tomorrow in West Virginia v. BPJ, here's a column discussing the Court's most recent rulings on transgender issues, children, and parental rights.
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Reasonable position, but it‘s unethical to accept an unpaid internship and then demand its terms be changed. If you’re opposed to unpaid internships, go to Congress or your state legislature and propose a bill to ban them so their costs and benefits can be debated. Only a person so privileged that they don't actually need the internship would do something like this.
In the late 80s I had unpaid internships (Congress) and paid internships @ajc and @CharlotteObser where I was dumbfounded that they would pay a college student to write for them. But never, ever would I have dared to take an internship and then demand to get paid or demand MORE MONEY.
This could be a good opportunity to discuss how our societal failure to actually treat severely mentally ill people causes horrible damage to both them and to society. It could present a good opportunity to mandate treatment for seriously ill people. Unfortunately, it probably won't be.
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These are not the “failures of capitalism.” In the contrary, they are the failures of a legal system that grants autonomy to severely ill individuals who don’t know they are sick and allows them to “choose” whether to receive treatment or not. It’s the product of a utopian idealism that’s been grafted into our legal system