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Geoff Livingston :: Creative Commons Gavin Grimm lost his right to use the men’s room when the Trump Administration repealed Title IX, protecting transgender students right to use the restroom they prefer. Gavin spoke at the White House on behalf of the ACLU and the LGBTQI community. Seven years after being denied access to his high school bathroom, Gavin Grimm’s legal saga ended June 28 when the Supreme Court declined to hear the Virginia school board’s challenge against allowing transgender students to use bathrooms that match their gender identity. The decision to not take up Gloucester County School Board v. Grimm means that lower court rulings in the now-22-year-old’s favor will remain intact. Those decisions which found that the school board in 2014 violated the 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection Clause plus sex-based discrimination law Title IX  are now underscored at the federal level by the Biden administration’s move to extend Title IX protections to g

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