Discrimination laws are subject to varied interpretation by different justices. While Justice Bader Ginsberg believes that Congress can design legislation to govern changing times and circumstances, Justice Gorsuch has stated:

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courts can determine if statutes should enlarge or contract their scope as other changes, in the law or in the world, require their application to new instances or make old applications anachronistic.

courts can determine interpretation based on future needs, as individuals will continue to evolve and change.

courts can interpret the statute as they see fit for the moment, as progress is never permanent.

courts should interpret statutes as they were understood at the time of their enactment.