Difference between revisions of "Civil Rights Restoration Act"
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The lopsided vote for this [[politically correct]] bill (and against religious freedom) was 73–24 in the [[Senate]] and 292–133 in [[House]]. | The lopsided vote for this [[politically correct]] bill (and against religious freedom) was 73–24 in the [[Senate]] and 292–133 in [[House]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:35, April 7, 2023
The Civil Rights Restoration Act of 1987 was an override of President Ronald Reagan's veto, and also overrode the U.S. Supreme Court decision of Grove City College v. Bell, 465 U.S. 555 (1984).
This law expands the application of federal laws and regulations, including Title IX, to all the programs of any institution that receives any federal funding, not merely the program benefiting from the funding.
The lopsided vote for this politically correct bill (and against religious freedom) was 73–24 in the Senate and 292–133 in House.