STATEMENTS OF INTEREST OF AMICIThe American Jewish Committee (“AJC”), a national organization of over 150,000 members and supporters represented by thirty-two regional chapters, including four in the state of New York, was founded in 1906 to protect the civil and religious rights of Jews. It is the conviction of AJC that those rights will be secure only when the rights of all Americans are equally secure. To that end, AJC has long stated its opposition to gender discrimination and advocated for women’s equality in the workplace and for reproductive rights through the filing of amicus briefs and legislative activity…