Title IX
The 'Equality Act' Threatens Women's Equality
Tolerance is a two-way street, and in a diverse society like ours, we all must respect the rights of those with whom we disagree.
The Foul Trans-Governing of School Sports
It would have been far better for the Biden administration to simply let the democratic process play out.
Biden finds few allies for Title IX rule change
"The admin can still walk this back, and they should," said Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. "It's a disgrace."
GOP lawmaker called out by gay nephew for anti-LGBTQ speech: "Not right"
"So despite coming out to my aunt...I guess she's still just as much as a homophobe," said Andrew Hartzler, Representative Vicky Hartzler's nephew.
Tulsi Gabbard rages at "fake-feminists" over apparent attacks on Title IX
The former Democratic representative told Tucker Carlson that feminists are "exercising the height of hypocrisy."
The Biden Administration Is Unwilling to Oppose Discrimination Against Men
Many male complainants have attempted to plead their cases before the very federal agency responsible for their plight.
Biden Administration Should Learn From Connecticut's Mistakes on Title IX
The Biden administration recently proposed changes to Title IX that would give males who identify as females access to female-specific opportunities.
Education Department's Fake Punt on Women's Sports
The proposed Title IX regulations would formalize the Biden administration's extreme gender ideology.
Biden's New Title IX Rules Double Down on Bad Ideas
As Title IX became a fact of campus life in the 2010s, commentators across the political spectrum objected to having a secret police govern sexual activity in educational institutions.
Venus Williams Hails 'Beast' Megan Rapinoe on Title IX Anniversary
"Megan is a beast. She is just so magnificent on the field and now she and the other players have equaled that magnificence off the field," Williams wrote.
Softball Great Lisa Fernandez on How Sports Teaches 'So Much About Life'
Lisa Fernandez, 51, led the UCLA Bruins to two national titles and the U.S. Olympic team to three gold medals and is now an assistant coach at UCLA.
'I'm a Beach Volleyball Champion—Title IX Was Life-Changing'
"It's hard to fathom the idea of not being introduced to sports, let alone allowed to play, or that sports weren't offered because of your sex.
Sheryl Swoopes: I'm a Title IX Baby—I Made Guys Respect Me as a Baller
"The guys challenged me every time I stepped on the court and I gladly accepted it."
Jackie Joyner-Kersee: Men and Women Need To Fight Together For Equality
"The sexism we saw was more about our credibility, you would have whispers and people were saying we were on drugs."
Title IX Timeline: 50 Years of Milestones, Firsts and Notable Achievements
On the fiftieth anniversary of Title IX, Newsweek takes a look at the evolution and impact of this landmark legislation.
Title IX: The Little Known Drama that Nearly Kept Sports Out of the Law
The daughter of Patsy Mink, Title IX's legislative champion, recounts the role of a near fatal car crash and a last-minute save to keep athletics in the law
'Title IX Moved Mountains for Women—But There's So Much More to Do'
"It's important for me to be an ally and voice to make sure every girl who wants it has the opportunity to participate in sport."
Aliyah Boston: Black Women Deserve More Respect in Sport
"A lot of young kids, especially young girls, saw my emotional moment in 2021. I think it shows them the passion that we play with."
Venus Williams: I Want Women to Embrace Their Femininity and Power
"I can see that female soccer players like co-captain Megan Rapinoe and I have that shared joy of being able to be part of something bigger."
Megan Rapinoe and Roxane Gay On Equal Pay, Trans Bans and Life After Soccer
The soccer great and best-selling author discuss Rapinoe's career, that $24 million pay settlement, Title IX and more: "I'm proud of where we've gotten to."
Title IX at 50: Star Athletes On the Law's Impact and Work Still to Be Done
In their own words, Megan Rapinoe, Venus Williams, Jackie Joyner-Kersee and other world-class athletes reflect on what the law has personally meant to them.
Bomb Threats Sent Demanding Dropping of School Title IX Investigation
The town of Kiel has received 6 bomb threats in response to a Title IX investigation at the middle school.
Education Department Investigating Discipline of LGBTQ Students at BYU
The university removed a section of its honor code prohibiting same-sex relationships in 2020, but soon after said it would still punish LGBTQ behavior.
USC Frats Can Throw Parties in March with Security Guards Present
In October, the campus canceled all fraternity-sponsored social events after sexual abuse allegations were revealed.
UConn to Keep Women's Rowing Team After Gender Equity Lawsuit Settlement
The university will continue to have a women's rowing team until at least 2026, and it has also agreed to a number of improvements for the program.
The Department of Education Must Commit to Free Speech and Due Process
Now that Catherine Lhamon leads OCR again, she has a chance to prove her critics wrong by backing Title IX policies that respect the rights of all students.
Doctors Can Refuse to Perform Gender Transition on Religious Grounds: Suit
Doctors object to being forced to perform "gender transition procedures" in a lawsuit filed Thursday against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
DOJ Says Recent Anti-Trans Laws in Two States Violate 14th Amendment
In addition, the DOJ said the West Virginia law against trans athletes competing in women's sports violates Title IX, which bans discrimination on the basis of sex.
Biden Admin Reverses Trump View on Title IX, Says LGBTQ Students Protected
"We need to make sure we are supporting all students in our schools," Education Secretary Miguel Cardona told the New York Times.
Suspended Professor Still Under Investigation After Story About Drag Bar
Advocates of Pacific University Professor Richard Paxton argue that the school is setting a harmful precedent for tenured faculty.