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Supreme Court Reverses Itself, Rules Yeshiva University Must Recognize LGBT Club

Supreme Court Reverses Itself, Rules Yeshiva University Must Recognize LGBT Club
The U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, in a file photo. Mark Thomas/Pixabay
Matthew Vadum
Matthew Vadum
9/15/2022|Updated: 9/16/2022
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Yeshiva University in New York will have to recognize an LGBT student club on campus—at least while litigation proceeds in lower courts—after the U.S. Supreme Court abruptly reversed itself on Sept. 14, lifting a stay it had granted five days earlier.

While four conservative justices dissented, two conservative court members, Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh, voted with the majority in finding that the application to block a lower court ruling was brought too soon.

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