[EDEQUITY] Interpretation of Title IX to Title VI

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I do absolutely agree that disparate impact theory should be evenly applied
across civil rights statutes and for all protected classes. I see that the
Supreme Court has moved its interpretation of Title IX much closer to Title
VI. I hope that it will then use the same disparate impact theory from
Title VI race discrimination in Title IX cases for sex discrimination
cases. One can always dream for logical consistency...
Peggy Weeks
<mdweeks@earthlink.net>

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From: "Linda Purrington" <lpurring@earthlink.net>
Subject: [EDEQUITY] Courts be supportive and clean up

However, don't you agree that it would be a great help if it were so
routinely applied, and supported by the Court? As it is we will need to
go to; Congress to clear this rubbish out of the way now, and we haven't
got a crack at that this term.

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