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The case of the Wyoming sorority that admitted a transgender member several years ago — which was twice dismissed — keeps on giving, now in an Ohio federal court.

An aggrieved and dissident group of sisters in the sorority Kappa Kappa Gamma (KKG) first made headlines in 2023 when they sued the Greek organization for offering membership to a transgender student at the University of Wyoming.

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The vicious complaint — which a judge later said devoted about 95% of its text to simply maligning the trans student, and the rest making its dubious legal argument — was written by May Mailman, a lawyer who later went on to work with Stephen Miller for several months at the beginning of the second Trump administration.

Mailman, by many accounts, was the primary author of Trump’s 2025 executive order denouncing “gender ideology” and declaring “only two sexes, male and female.”

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Now the lawyer is back on the sorority case, representing another group of KKG sisters: Kappa Kappa Gamma alumnae expelled by the sorority for abusing their privileges in support of Mailman’s first group of KKG clients and their transphobic lawsuit.

The suit was originally filed in January 2024 by two alumni members of the Ohio-based Greek organization. Patsy Levang of North Dakota and Cheryl Tuck-Smith of Wyoming claimed the 156-year-old sorority discriminated against them by revoking their membership after they publicly voiced their opposition to KKG’s trans-inclusive policy and support for their younger sisters’ anti-trans lawsuit.

That support included using the sorority’s mailing list to denigrate the sorority, malign the trans student, and raise funds for the dissident sisters, all violations of the sorority’s Human Dignity Policy. The two alumni also participated in television interviews to promote the lawsuit against Kappa Kappa Gamma on Fox News and other conservative outlets.

The alumni were kicked out of the organization in 2023, following 50 years of KKG membership. Their lawsuit demands that the sorority replace its current national leadership and reinstate their individual memberships.

The pair argue that Kappa Kappa Gamma has expanded the definition of “woman” and its membership criteria without following the procedures required to do so, according to the Columbus Dispatch.

The women say the policy could jeopardize the ability of Kappa to have current exemptions allowed under Title IX for single-sex organizations. The same argument failed to convince the judge in two cases brought by the women’s younger sorority sisters.

Levang, Tuck-Smith, and four other plaintiffs originally filed their case in Columbus, but it was transferred to the U.S. District Court of Wyoming because of its association with the original discriminatory lawsuit. The follow-up complaint was dismissed in August, and the alumni’s case is now back in Ohio. It will appear before a federal judge, with Mailman arguing the case.

Mailman, an anti-trans Trump acolyte, currently serves as director of the Independent Women’s Law Center, an offshoot of Independent Women’s Forum, the right-wing, anti-feminist group affiliated with bad sport collegiate swimmer and anti-trans activist Riley Gaines, the Buckeye Flame reports.

It’s unclear if the vicious anti-trans rhetoric Mailman promoted in the first case will find its way to the Ohio courtroom in the second, including allegations of “leering, gawking, lurking, and intimidation” by the trans sister, consistent misgendering, and her description as a “large man” with “an [aroused member] visible through his leggings.”  

“When a 6’2” person who weighs 260 pounds and has benefited from male puberty sits in a sorority dining room – staring and scowling at the young women who filed a complaint with this Court – that moment is not just a disagreement among ‘us’ girls,” Mailman wrote in the younger sisters’ complaint. “That angry glare is a threat, a threat made possible by that man’s superior size and strength.”

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Five Years Ago

As you probably know, we marked the 30th anniversary of Section 230 this week, so it’s not surprising that this same week in 2021 we were celebrating its 25th anniversary with a special online event where we were joined by Chris Cox and Ron Wyden. We also wrote about the many reasons to celebrate the law and explained how it lets tech companies fix content moderation issues, and how to think about 230 in the context of online advertising. Plus, we celebrated the matching anniversary of the Declaration Of The Independence Of Cyberspace by John Perry Barlow. Of course, none of that stopped the GOP from rolling out a dumb new talking point saying 230 should be killed if net neutrality happens, nor did it stop Orrin Hatch from telling flat out lies about what 230 does.

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This week in 2016 we were, of course, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Section 230 and doing the same for the aforementioned Declaration. We also looked at the impact of Title II regulation a year after the many doomsayer predictions about it. Meanwhile, Warner/Chappell had to pay up in the lawsuit over the Happy Birthday copyright while the plaintiffs began seeking to declare the song in the public domain, Honda got hit with the Streisand Effect in its attempt to get Jalopnik to dox a commenter, a judge changed their mind and allowed James Woods to unmask a Twitter user who made fun of him, and Techdirt received (and rebuffed) yet another bogus legal threat from Australia.

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This week in 2011, while Righthaven was going after a new target that had a strong fair use case, we wondered what the shutdowns of ACS:Law and MediaCAT meant for the future of the US Copyright Group, just as the latter was teaming up with the producers of The Expendables to shake down thousands of people. Meanwhile, a report from IP Czar Victoria Espinel was little more than a list of lobbyist talking points, the MPAA filed a surprisingly weak billion dollar lawsuit against Hotfile, the US Chamber of Commerce was calling for more censorship and more IP protectionism, and a bizarre opinion piece in NME claimed the recent takeover of EMI by Citigroup was proof that file sharing had “murdered the music business”.

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Concernant le scam des câbles audio en or, tout ça, c’est encore pire que ça : ils ont demandé à des audiophiles de dire la différence entre un câble « prémium », des câbles normaux, une banane, et un tas de boue (à travers lesquels ils ont fait passer le signal).

Conclusion : il est quasiment impossible de trouver la différence.

Et pour cause : tout ça c’est conducteur, et même si la banane est un peu moins conductrice, ça ne revient toujours qu’à ajouter une résistance dans le circuit qui diminue l’amplitude du signal. Le reste du signal (fréquences, etc.) est très peu modifié.

(Sans compter que sur du signal numérique, tout ça n’a aucune importance : https://lehollandaisvolant.net/?d=2015/06/30/12/26/04-cable-hdmi-en-or-vs-cable-hdmi-a-2 )

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[Cameron] obtained a used unit and repaired it, reverse-engineered the scrambled address and data lines (an anti-cloning and anti-tampering measure), and converted it into something for which he could write his own software and run his own programs. As for uploading those programs? A bit-banged serial port on I/O borrowed from the blister keypad, running at a frankly quite respectable 19.2 kbps.

We hope you’re intrigued, because [Cameron] has one more surprise: he created a MAME emulator for the Super Micro Script called SMSBUG. Originally created to make software development easier, its existence also means anyone can join in on the vintage computing fun. The emulator, along with other handy utilities and info, is available on GitHub.

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