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Supreme Court: Christian College Groups Can't Discriminate Against The LGBT |
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Written by Instinct Staff |
Monday, 19 March 2012
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| Tags: supreme court, christian college groups, san diego state university, anti discrimination, policy, rejects, rules, gay, lgbt, students |
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The Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal stemming from federal court, effectively leaving in place and endorsing a pro-gay ruling against Christian college groups.
The case, brought forth in 2005 by a Christian fraternity and sorority at San Diego State University that argued the school's anti-discrimination policy violated its religious liberties, was refused on Monday by the high court. The Christian groups were attempting to appeal a lower federal appeals court's ruling finding that the anti-discrimination policy was in fact not unconstitutional.
The implications of today's rejection from quite the right-wing SCOTUS could be quite broad. Star the Christianist tantrum train countdown clock at 3, 2, ...
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