Josh Hawley Criticizes Biden DOJ's Title IX Rule and Actions
Forbes Breaking NewsJuly 7, 20255 min9,349 views
24 connectionsΒ·28 entities in this videoβTitle IX Rule Interpretation
- π‘ The Department of Education issued a final rule in April 2024 interpreting Title IX to prohibit discrimination based on gender identity and other "sex-based characteristics."
- π― This rule mandates that sex-separated spaces like locker rooms and bathrooms must be assigned by gender identity, not sex, affecting institutions from pre-K through college.
- π The Biden administration's interpretation of Title IX requires states to allow biological men into women's locker rooms and women's sports.
Litigation and Legal Challenges
- βοΈ The state of Tennessee, represented by the speaker, litigated against this rule to preserve Title IX's original intent.
- β Courts, including the Supreme Court of the United States in a state application, largely agreed with the position advanced by Tennessee and six other states.
- π The speaker highlights the success of this litigation in preventing the Biden administration's rule from being fully implemented.
Broader Criticisms of the DOJ
- β οΈ Senator Hawley refers to the Biden-era Department of Justice's actions as a "dark chapter" in American history.
- βͺ Specific criticisms include recruiting informants into Catholic parishes and activating the counterterrorism division against parents at school board meetings.
- π£οΈ The DOJ is also accused of collaborating with corporations to censor speech and then denying these actions.
- π Hawley states that the last four years represent the "worst chapter" in the history of the Department of Justice.
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