Restoration News reported that the Trump administration has declared June as "Title IX Month" and initiated federal investigations into schools and universities to strengthen protections for biological women's rights and spaces.
Title IX, part of the Education Amendments of 1972, prohibits sex-based discrimination in federally funded education programs. According to the U.S. Department of Education, Title IX has played a crucial role in promoting equal opportunities for women in academic and athletic settings. In a press release dated June 2, 2025, Education Secretary Linda McMahon confirmed that the Trump administration will officially recognize June as "Title IX Month" to celebrate these legal protections and reaffirm a commitment to biological women’s rights.
The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights has launched investigations into the University of Wyoming and Jefferson County Public Schools in Colorado over alleged Title IX violations concerning single-sex spaces. The University of Wyoming is under scrutiny for allegedly allowing a biologically male student to reside in a female sorority house, while Jefferson County faces criticism for enforcing gender identity-based overnight accommodations. The department cited these policies as inconsistent with Title IX’s original legal standards.
A 2024 federal district court ruling invalidated the Biden administration’s revised Title IX guidelines that expanded protections to include gender identity and sexual orientation. According to a summary from the National Review, the court found that the rule exceeded Congress's statutory authority granted in the original 1972 legislation. This ruling allowed the Trump administration to reverse those expansions and focus Title IX enforcement solely on sex-based definitions.
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