Judge: Women Athletes Can Sue SDSU for Discrimination

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Hailed as "a major victory for the women at SDSU and for women nationwide" by the lead plaintiffs' attorney, a federal judge has ruled that a class-action lawsuit against San Diego State University over allegations of discrimination against female athletes can move forward.

As reported by CBS affiliate KFMB in San Diego, Arthur Bryant of the firm Bailey & Glasser. Bryant represents 17 female athletes who claim the university violated Title IX. The athletes, who were part of the track and rowing teams, said SDSU deprived them of more than $5.36 million in financial aid between 2010 and 2020, alleging this practice still continues to this day."

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