How Many Remember the VMI Supreme Court Case?

I was in the class of 2002, 2nd class with females, so I remember it well. VA tried to take lesson's learned from the SC/Citadel case and follow the recommendations from that case by creating a equivalent college for women - hence the creation of VWIL at Mary-Baldwin College. However, that still didn't satisfy the court.

I have no first hand experience of what VMI was like before I was there, but talking with upperclassmen it did have an impact. Any time you take a school with only one gender and try to integrate the other, you will inherently change the system.

I remember it well. It was an interesting time for VMI. I read the entire ruling. I agreed with the outcome, but not the rationale.

Clarence Thomas recused himself because his son was a cadet at VMI. Who can name when a liberal or progressive judge recused themselves when they had a personal interest in a case? Bader-Ginsberg? Or Obama's gay appointees?