The Biden administration’s new Title IX rules leave American girls in public schools completely vulnerable to the men who not only dominate their sports, but also appear in their locker rooms.
The Biden administration is seeking to do this by redefining what constitutes sexual discrimination in schools and including gender identity in that definition.
“By the way, if you don’t use someone’s preferred pronouns, you’re violating the Biden administration’s new Title IX guidelines.” Sarah Gonzalez he says, upset.
“I ask people if they have read the First Amendment, and I know the answer is no,” she continued, adding, “It puts young women in this country at risk of having their rights violated.” You will be exposed.”
But at least one state official is fighting back.
Ryan Walters, Superintendent of Public Instruction for the Oklahoma State Department of Education, sent a formal letter to all public school superintendents instructing them not to change their policies based on the latest Title IX guidance.
Walters called the change in federal regulations “unlawful,” explaining that USDE “is not given legislative or judicial authority to redefine sex.”
The response Walters received from school administrators was encouraging.
“Honestly, the first reaction was a lot of them thanking me and telling me how much they appreciate it,” he told Gonzalez.
“Let’s be honest, Sarah, not only should the states not comply, not only should the states fight back, but they should send a loud, resounding message to the federal Department of Education: ‘You shouldn’t exist.'” he added. .
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