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Government resources are being misused for voter registration and turnout campaigns at around 1,000 state universities, partnering with groups like Students Learn Students Vote to track and increase student voter engagement using shared data and NSLVE reports.

This lawsuit challenges the university's exclusive leasing of nine student lounges to specific student organizations, arguing that it constitutes status discrimination, a claim the U.S. Supreme Court has not yet recognized, and proposes extending its viewpoint discrimination rulings to include status-based claims.

The U.S. Department of Education's final rule under Title IX expands the prohibition on sex discrimination to include sexual orientation and gender identity, sparking at least nine lawsuits with 26 states involved, and GEI's private lawsuit in Michigan is the first such challenge in a state with no other lawsuits against the rule.

This case involves parental opt-out litigation in Walled Lake, Michigan, where a public school teacher taught controversial material on gender identity without prior notice to parents or students, and despite the parents and their child opting out, the school district refused to honor the request, leaving the student subject to the unwanted teaching.