When Harry Wants to Be Sally: Proposed Changes to Title IX Seek to Enshrine Gender Identity as Reality

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : In the last few years, federally funded educational institutions have inserted gender identity into their curricula.
52% : The Biden administration clearly endorses gender identity over parental rights and the sanctity of the family unit.
51% : In an interview on Lisa Selin Davis' "Broadview" podcast, Candace Jackson, a California attorney, who led the Office for Civil Rights and then served as deputy general counsel in the Department of Education under former Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, stated that inclusion of gender identity in Title IX creates an inherent conflict.
51% : A myriad of lawsuits across the country, including in blue states, have been filed against public schools and educational institutions by parents of children who have been harmed by gender identity.
51% : Ultimately, the courts will end up deciding whether discrimination based upon the nebulous concept of gender identity is protected by Title IX.
49% : Essentially, the executive branch will promulgate new law expanding discrimination protections based on sex to include gender identity and sexual orientation.
48% : These regulations will chill criticism and enshrine gender identity as a reality, which could trump sex-based protections, freedom of speech, and religious rights.
47% : Transgender advocacy groups, like the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network (GLSEN), hired to provide and present gender-identity-focused curricula, have millions to spend on "re-educating" children.
41% : In the meantime, parents of school-aged children have the unappealing and formidable task of first determining what their public school's or even private school's gender-identity policies are, and then balancing the risk of gender indoctrination by sending their children to federally funded schools with the cost of sending them to a private school with non-ideological curricula.
35% : Robust discourse on issues such as gender identity will be stymied.

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