I don't see the equivalency to MMIW since no one has died in this case and I'm not sure all the facts are known on MMIW.     They can't be spending tens of millions of dollars to only hear stories of pain and anguish.   MMIW also wants to find a way to move forward that would protect indigenous women.  That can only happen if they better understand what's happened in the past.
 If TWU were the only law school in Canada, this would be a slam dunk case for the LGBTQ side.  But there are almost twenty  other law schools in Canada that don't have this requirement.   That's what makes it interesting.