Court dismisses agenda brought by LGBT students who wanted to force changes
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By Kate Anderson
Daily Caller News Foundation
An Oregon federal district court ruled Thursday that religious universities are allowed to receive federal funding while still adhering to their religious beliefs.
The case Hunter v. the U.S. Department of Education (DOED) was initially filed in March 2021 after 40 LGBTQ former students, who had applied to multiple religious schools that received federal funding, sought to amend Title IX’s provision allowing religious universities to discriminate based on sex, sexual orientation or gender identity and receive federal funding, according to the opinion. A judge ruled late Thursday to dismiss the case, effectively upholding the right of religious schools to practice their faith and obtain federal funding.
