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DOJ, Title IX and California

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DOJ launches Title IX probe into California over state law allowing trans athletes to play women’s sports
“Title IX exists to protect women and girls in education. It is perverse to allow males to compete against girls, invade their private spaces, and take their trophies,” Assistant Attorney General for...

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U.S. DOJ launches Title IX investigation over California's transgender athlete policies
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DOJ investigating California for potential Title IX violations over trans athlete policies
Do transgender women have an athletic advantage? Here’s what the science does – and doesn’t – say
The question – at the center of disagreements over transgender athletes’ participation in sports – has echoed from high school running tracks to Olympic arenas as lawmakers and sports bodies face int...

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Move over: second-place finisher could share the podium with transgender athlete, California board rules
Justice Department investigates California over trans athletes after Trump threatens funding
U.S. investigating California over transgender high school athletes
The announcement comes a day after President Donald Trump, posted on social media that he will withhold federal funding from California if transgender athletes are allowed to compete in girls’ sports...

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Trump threatens schools funding over trans athlete competing in California track finals
Trump warns California Gov. Newsom of a transgender athlete showdown this weekend
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Massena School District reviewing Title IX policy in wake of Pres. Trump's executive order
Following a January executive order from President Donald Trump that largely rolled back diversity, equity and inclusion policies in government, Massena Central School Board members
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Annual reports of sexual misconduct increase by 26.9%, according to SHARE report
Reports of sexual misconduct increased by 26.9%, from 175 to 222, in the 2023-24 academic year, according to the 2023-24 Title IX/Sexual Harassment Annual Report published last Wednesday. This is the highest number of annual reported incidents since the 2018-19 academic year.
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