Education Department Tosses Title IX Agreements That Pushed ‘Transgender Agenda’ in Multiple Schools

Previous administrations distorted the law to police discrimination based on gender identity, instead of sex for which it was intended, the agency said.
Education Department Tosses Title IX Agreements That Pushed ‘Transgender Agenda’ in Multiple Schools
The Department of Education building in Washington on Nov. 18, 2024. Jose Luis Magana/AP Photo
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The Department of Education announced April 6 that it rescinded agreements between previous administrations and multiple school districts that aimed to enforce civil rights laws with regard to students who identify as transgender.

Previous administrations had distorted the law to police discrimination based on gender identity, instead of sex, for which it was intended, saddling schools with potential violations of Title IX for not using students’ preferred pronouns or questioning a student’s preferred gender, the department said in a news release.

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