States Challenge Biden's Title IX Revisions Amid Legal Uncertainty

Several U.S. states have directed educational institutions to disregard new Title IX rules that expand protections to include gender identity, setting the stage for potential legal battles.

Florida and Oklahoma lead opposition to the Biden administration's Title IX amendments, citing concerns over women's safety and free speech.
The revised Title IX rules, effective from August 1, aim to prevent discrimination based on gender identity in educational settings.
Critics argue the changes could undermine sex-based rights and lead to privacy issues in sex-segregated spaces.
Supporters of the new rules believe they are crucial for protecting LGBTQ+ students from discrimination.
Legal challenges are anticipated as the rules may conflict with existing state laws and interpretations of Title IX.