If They Can Erase Sisterhood, They Can Erase Women
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If They Can Erase Sisterhood, They Can Erase Women

We want (and deserve) freedom from a male gaze in private environments.

The Tenth Circuit finally gave us a day in court to fight for something we never thought we’d have to: the right to live and associate with other women.

See, we joined Kappa Kappa Gamma at the University of Wyoming because we wanted to learn and grow with other women. Women have done this for ages: Kappa itself was founded in 1870, and when Title IX was passed in 1972, generally outlawing sex-based associations, sororities were explicitly exempted from the law.

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