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Title IX at 53: The impact of gender beliefs on the protection of women’s sports

Title IX at 53: The impact of gender beliefs on the protection of women's sports

Reflecting on Title IX and Women in Sports Fifty-three years ago, a brave group of women made significant strides for future generations. Figures like Patsy Mink, the first Asian American woman elected to Congress, and Bernice Sandler—affectionately known as the “Godmother of Title IX”—championed for the rights of women to learn, compete, and thrive under […]

Commodities or Gold: Which Offers Better Protection Against Inflation?

Commodities or Gold: Which Offers Better Protection Against Inflation?

Gold as an Inflation Hedge: A Closer Look Gold often wears the badge of being a reliable inflation hedge, and enthusiasts frequently point out its ability to maintain value over time. There’s a bit of folklore that suggests an ounce of gold could be roughly equated to the price of a quality men’s suit, which […]

Senate Republicans aim to eliminate funding for leading consumer protection agency

Senate Republicans aim to eliminate funding for leading consumer protection agency

Senate Republicans are looking to cut off a significant funding source for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) as part of President Trump’s broader tax plan aimed at promoting spending cuts. A Republican member of the Senate Banking Committee indicated on Friday that new legislative proposals would restrict the CFPB’s funding capabilities by drastically limiting […]

Higher education’s protection breaks down with Trump’s new directive

Higher education's protection breaks down with Trump's new directive

Education Ministry Targets University System On Wednesday, the Ministry of Education launched a significant initiative aimed at the university system, with a spotlight on Columbia University. However, the implications extend further. Federal student loan funding is now under scrutiny from dual fronts: financial oversight and the need for certification reform. As a university instructor, I […]