How a Minnesota court case helped shape Title IX requirements
A lawsuit brought against the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) in the early 1970s became one of the first times Title IX, the federal civil law that requires schools to provide equal opportunities for education for students no matter their gender, was challenged with a case related to sports.
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How a Minnesota court case helped shape Title IX requirements
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