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White House Gets an Earful in Public Comments About Changes to Title IX

The Department of Education has received more than 200,000 comments on a proposal to extend federal civil rights rules to transgender students.

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Demonstrators gather on the steps of the Montana State Capitol protesting laws regarding the rights of transgender students. Thom Bridge/Independent Record via AP, file
SCOTT NORVELL
SCOTT NORVELL

In July, the Biden administration asked for public comments on changes it wants to make to Title IX regulations that would conflate gender identity with biological sex and extend federal civil rights protections currently afforded women to transgender students.

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SCOTT NORVELL
SCOTT NORVELL

Mr. Norvell is National Editor of The New York Sun.

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