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, 527 U.S. 581, 616, n.1 (1999) (“This Court has also looked to its Title VII interpretations of discrimination in illuminating Title IX.” (collecting cases)).

In looking for Title IX guidance, the transgender school bathroom decisions inevitably consider, 490 U.S. 228 (1989), which held in a Title VII case that discrimination on the basis of gender stereotype is sex-based discrimination. The transgender school bathroom cases also look to ’s progeny, including the Eleventh Circuit’s decision which, though an Equal Protection case, turned to Title VII precedent for guidance and stands as authority for the proposition that “discrimination against a transgender individual because of [ ] gender-nonconformity is sex discrimination, whether it’s described as being on the basis of sex or gender.”, 663 F.3d at 1317; , , 893 F.3d at 199 (“We are not alone in reaching th[e] conclusion” that “Title