Title IX changes here in Michigan have been contentious at times with parents and state athletic administrators battling in court. Communities for Equity (CFE) is a Michigan-based advocacy organization that sued the Michigan High School Athletic Association (MHSAA) for discrimination in 1998. Six of seven issues in the complaint were resolved through mediation and the issue of athletic season alignment went to trial in 2001.

The MHSAA was found guilty of discrimination by placing numerous girls' sports in nontraditional seasons and no boys' sports in nontraditional seasons. The court then ordered the MHSAA to provide an equitable athletic sport season schedule between genders. The long legal battle ended in 2007 in favor of Communities For Equity and equitable seasonal sports offerings for boys and girls began in Michigan's high schools shortly thereafter.

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