California found in violation of Title IX in clash with Trump officials over transgender athletes
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The Trump administration has determined that California's Department of Education and sports federation violated Title IX by permitting transgender girls to compete in women's sports teams. The federal Education Department's recent findings call for California to bar these athletes from women's teams, risking federal funding if not complied. Education Secretary Linda McMahon highlighted the administration's commitment to enforcing Title IX protections rigorously, emphasizing accountability for state compliance. Investigations into the California Interscholastic Federation were initiated following the state law allowing gender identity-based participation, indicating a broader strategy against transgender participation in sports by the administration.
The Trump administration has taken a firm stance against California's policies allowing transgender girls to compete in women's sports, asserting violations of Title IX laws.
Education Secretary Linda McMahon emphasized the administration's commitment to enforcing Title IX, threatening action against California for failing to comply with federal standards on gender equality in sports.
Read at The Mercury News
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