Posted on 07/18/2024 2:36:53 PM PDT by BlackFemaleArmyColonel
A federal appeals court refused to lift a judge’s order to temporarily halt the Biden administration’s Title IX rule.
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a federal district judge’s preliminary injunction, blocking the new Title IX rule in six states: Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia.
“As we see it, the district court likely concluded correctly that the Rule’s definition of sex discrimination exceeds the U.S. Education Department’s authority,” a three-judge panel said in its majority ruling.
Kentucky Attorney General Russell Coleman praised the latest ruling as “a victory for common sense.”
“For 50 years, Title IX has created equal opportunities for women and young girls in the classroom and on the field,” Coleman said.
“Today, the 6th Circuit becomes the first appellate court in the nation to stop President Biden’s blatant assault on these fundamental protections.”
Chris Hartman, Fairness Campaign executive director, a Kentucky-based LGBT advocacy group, argued the ruling could endanger transgender children.
“We believe Kentucky schools have an obligation to protect all students, including transgender students, and that they should implement the new Title IX Rule regardless of the 6th Circuit’s opinion,” Hartman said in a statement.
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common sense, men dont belong in womens sports, period.
Some animals are more equal that others/not.
Trans rights don’t trump the rights of others, if there are even trans rights at all which is doubtful.
Not tired wining yet!
Given the recent decisions on administrative over-reach including the reversal of the Chevron deference this is the only correct decision.
Too many double or triple negatives to really follow.
They are watching the rat 🐀 ship sink! Watch for the rest of Trump’s sham court cases fall to the wayside.
President Retard breaking the law again as usual
They are transvestites. There is no such thing as a “transgender.”
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