SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS TRANSGENDER ATHLETE BANS IN SCHOOLS
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- 1898
- 1923
- 1954
- 1972
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1898
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- 5 justices
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6 justices
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- 1803
- 1819
- 1857
- 1868
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1803
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The 14th Amendment was written to overturn the Dred Scott decision!
Ratified in 1868, its citizenship clause directly nullified Dred Scott v. Sandford (1857), which ruled Black Americans couldn't be U.S. citizens. Thomas' dissent challenges how that same clause is applied today.
