Whether the Court of Appeals erred in deviating from the test for standing employed by the Eleventh Circuit

QUESTION PRESENTED FOR REVIEW Whether the Court of Appeals erred in deviating from the test for standing employed by the Eleventh Circuit in Gardner v. Mutz, 857 F. App'x 6338, 634 (11th Cir. 2021) and holding that and groups with vested interests in celebrating a previously recognized ethnic holiday—lack standing to bring this lawsuit, despite suffering an injury in fact from a purposely discriminatory executive order by a City Mayor, motivated by the modern day “cancel culture,” which cancelled the ethnic holiday in favor of another ethnicity’s holiday causing redressable harm to Petitioners that flowed directly from the actions of the Mayor and the City.