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That's a very intriguing point! Can you help me understand it better? Are you saying that it is currently against the law for @jl to donate to Lambda School to

• AnthonyMouse 8y ago
  I'm not going to pretend to know the specific details of every law in every jurisdiction regarding what organizational purpose or member threshold or funding source or the like is required before sex discrimination is unlawful, but I'm fairly confident there are a number of laws to that effect on the books. Maybe none of them apply in this case. But given the complexity and somewhat arbitrary nature of the requirements, that seems more like happenstance than some reasoned choice to have this specific type of thing excluded as opposed to the others, and we probably ought to be more consistent one way or the other. For example, if MIT (a private university) wanted to have a program like this, should it be allowed in this case but not in their case just because their institution does some unrelated publicly funded research or whatever the restriction is? But then you're also opening them up to being an entirely or almost-entirely gender segregated school if they want to be. So which one is it?