Biological Warfare: Constitutional Conflict over “Inherent Differences” between the Sexes.

The article discusses U.S. constitutional sex discrimination law and the various tests employed by the U.S. Supreme Court when deciding sex discrimination cases, particularly focusing on the concept of inherent differences between males and females. The article discusses the cases United States v Virginia, Pavan v Smith, and Obergefell v Hodges. It also examines the significance of the case Sessions v Morales-Santana