Classifications based on biological sex are currently quasi- suspect and are subject to intermediate scrutiny under equal
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Classifications based on biological sex are currently “quasi- suspect” and are subject to intermediate scrutiny under equal protection analysis. Do you think they should be fully “suspect”? Why or why not? What differences would such a change make in terms of public administration?
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