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Exemptions to Title IX: Religious Liberty in Higher Education,ms in conservative Christian schools. These programs are of interest as a specific case of the conflict between religious, personal, and professional values, due to social work’s Code of Ethics, which specifically prohibits discrimination based on—among other variables—gender identity and gender expression.

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Trans Advocacy and Activism in Conservative Christian Communities,igious liberty. It also asks what conditions would facilitate an effective dialogue about these issues. The chapter draws on the findings of a qualitative study exploring trans advocacy and activism directed at conservative Christian communities, illustrating the heterogeneity of these settings.

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