And when they do it, your honor, the answer of the students is, we don't believe you.

The law schools are sending a message. It's a message of protest. It's a message of solidarity with their gay students, and it's a lesson to students that it's immoral to assist those who discriminate.

A silver lining to the Supreme Court's opinion is the court made it clear law schools are free to organize protests.

It's an untenable choice, there's just no question about it.

It's an untenable choice, there's just no question about it. But this is a skirmish in a much bigger war about equality and human dignity. That's a war we're winning.

It is a demand that a law school accord the military 'most-favored-recruiter' status, even as the recruiters discriminate against the school's own students.