US EditionTrump’s Education Department wants states to label more schools ‘persistently dangerous.’ Oregon hasn’t – and probably won’t
- The Trump administration launched Title IX investigations and lawsuits in states like Maine and Washington during its first months to limit transgender protections in schools.
- These actions respond to disputes over whether Title IX, a 1972 civil rights law banning sex discrimination in schools, applies to transgender students' gender identity.
- The administration enforces 2020 Education Department rules based on biological sex interpretation, which court rulings have temporarily blocked attempts by Biden to reinterpret Title IX more inclusively.
- Department of Justice lawsuits allege noncompliance in Maine, and investigations accuse Washington State of policies allowing boys in girls’ spaces, prompting concerns over parental rights and female athletic fairness.
- These disputes are intensifying a national debate possibly headed to the Supreme Court, highlighting legal uncertainty and divided public opinion on transgender student rights under Title IX.
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Trump administration takes aim at schools and states resisting Title IX
President Donald Trump is laying the groundwork to rein in transgender policies in educational institutions by launching Title IX investigations and lawsuits across the country during his first few months in office. From Maine to Washington State, the Education and…
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