Appeals Court Tosses Sorority Sisters’s Lawsuit Alleging Transgender Member Displayed ‘Inappropriate’ Behavior
The women allege that the transgender member questioned them about their genitals, taped them without their consent, and displayed an erection in their sorority house, which was meant to be a ‘single-sex haven.’
The Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals has tossed an appeal of a lawsuit challenging a national sorority’s admission of a transgender student, ruling that it lacked jurisdiction over the matter.
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