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US Supreme Court girds for culture wars with LGBT, guns and race cases

The Supreme Court will tackle key culture war cases including bans on conversion therapy, transgender athletes in sports, gun rights, and racial gerrymandering disputes.

  • On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court begins its new nine-month term, hearing cases on transgender athletes, Democratic-backed Colorado conversion therapy law, guns and race issues.
  • The Colorado case centers on a state ban that targets conversion therapy, challenging a Democratic-backed Colorado conversion therapy law disciplining mental-health professionals and supported by Republican President Donald Trump’s administration.
  • In separate cases, Idaho and West Virginia are defending bans on transgender athletes after U.S. District Judge David Nye ruled Idaho likely violated equal protection.
  • Legal scholars say recent arguments could broaden state authority as the Supreme Court likely gives states broad leeway regulating transgender athletes, echoing Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, while experts warn rulings may affect future electoral map reconfigurations.
  • Supporters and critics clash over the evidence behind conversion-therapy rules as Georgetown University law professor Stephanie Barclay says there is no proof of harm, while Democratic Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser links therapy to depression and suicide.
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US Supreme Court girds for culture wars with LGBT, guns and race cases

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to wade back into the nation's culture wars during its new nine-month term that begins on Monday with a series of contentious cases on issues including transgender athletes, gay conversion therapy, guns and race.

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US Supreme Court Girds for Culture Wars With LGBT, Guns and Race Cases

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