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There is a federal nondiscrimination law for any program that receives [[federal]] grants.  This provision refers to disabilities, but there are similar federal statutes applying many other categories that might trigger a claim for discrimination, including alleged race or sex discrimination.  Defending complaints, even when nothing wrong occurred, can be very costly.

There is a federal '''nondiscrimination''' law for any program that receives [[federal]] grants.  This provision refers to disabilities, but there are similar federal statutes applying many other categories that might trigger a claim for discrimination, including alleged race or sex discrimination.  Defending complaints, even when nothing wrong occurred, can be very costly.

Two colleges made a financial sacrifice by refusing to accept federal grants in any form, in order to remain free to run their college without threat of harassing complaints or regulations.  These colleges are [[Hillsdale College]] and [[Grove City College]].

Two colleges made a financial sacrifice by refusing to accept federal grants in any form, in order to remain free to run their college without threat of harassing complaints or regulations.  These colleges are [[Hillsdale College]] and [[Grove City College]].