Explain how voters who disagree with the holding in United States v. Virginia (1996) could act to limit it's impact

The following case brief was prepared by Brandon Singleton for this blog in anticipation of Justice Ginsburg’s visit in February.  United States v. Virginia was a seminal case about gender-based classifications at Virginia Military Institute.  Writing for the majority, Justice Ginsburg used the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to cause the institution to admit 30 women in the fall of 1997.  You can read a news article from the Washington Post about this first co-ed class.

Explanation:

Credit to google and University of Hawaii at Manoa Law Library

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