Protects students' right to join single-sex social fraternities, sororities, and clubs, and bars colleges that receive federal funds from penalizing students or the organizations over single-sex membership.

• Lets students form, join, or lead a single-sex social organization of their own sex, whether or not the college officially recognizes it.
• Bars colleges receiving federal funds from taking adverse action, such as discipline, housing denial, or loss of scholarships, based on an organization's single-sex membership.
• Still allows colleges to act over misconduct, incitement to imminent lawless action, or, at private schools, conflict with the religious mission, and does not require official recognition.
• Defines sex by biological sex and covers fraternities and sororities exempt under Internal Revenue Code section 501(a), historically single-sex groups, and private social clubs.

• Education and Workforce Committee (House)

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