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Florida is the one of more than 20 states where lawmakers are crafting bills to prevent biological men from participating in women’s sports.

Activists representing the interests of alleged sexual misconduct survivors are pressuring Biden to change how cases are handled on campus.

LGBT activists want biological men who live as woman to be part of the International Day of Women commemoration.

President Joe Biden will sign two more executive orders on Monday to mark International Women’s Day with a focus on “gender equality.”

Arkansas is crafting legislation to protect female athletes from competing against biological men who claim to be transgender women.

Nikki Haley is now publicly saying she opposes President Biden’s executive order allowing men to compete against women in sports.

Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) reintroduced the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act to protect athletes from compeition with biological men.

Rep. Mo Brooks opposes President Biden’s executive order that allows biological men who live as women to compete in women’s sports.

Female athletes and women’s sports advocates want to advance federal legislation to protect women’s rights and transgender participation.

Texas lawmakers have introduced legislation to protect girls and women who participate in sports from transgender competition.

A growing number of states and members of Congress are backing legislation to protect female athletes from competing against biological men.

Biden is expected to embrace transgender ideology, including supporting biological men competing in sports against biological women.

Mainstream activists are cheering a justice department memo which says the Supreme Court’s sudden pro-transgender decision in 2020 does not apply to single-sex sports, education practices, and sexual privacy.

Franklin Graham is defending Rep.Tulsi Gabbard after she was attacked for introducing a bill to protect women from transgender competition.

Rep. Tulsi Gabbard held the distinction between men and women while addressing critics of her Protect Women’s Sports Act.

Louisiana State University (LSU) allegedly ignored repeated allegations of sexual assault made against several of its football players over the past four years, USA Today reported.

A female football star in Utah has shifter her focus from the gridiron to the courtroom, in her quest to force school districts to offer a girls only football program.

Amy Coney Barrett wrote a 2019 decision that emphasized the importance of due process for accused students in a campus sexual misconduct case.

Senators Kelly Loeffler (R-GA), Mike Lee (R-UT), Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), James Lankford (R-OK), and Tom Cotton (R-AR) recently introduced a bill that will protect female athletes of all ages from being forced to complete against biological men.

Connecticut could lose federal funding for its policy to allow biological males to compete against biological females in sports competitions.

Women are joining forces to speak out about the harm to women that comes from forcing them to compete against biological men in sports.

A judge denied a request to end the probation early of a former student convicted of making false rape claims against two former Sacred Heart University football players.

A federal court rejected an attempt by 18 Democrat attorneys general to block the Trump administration’s new Title IX rule regarding campus sexual misconduct.

LGBT activists and groups that support their agenda are urging the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to not allow sporting events to be held in Idaho, after lawmakers in that state passed a bill that limits female sports in high school and college to those who are biologically female.

Democrat attorneys general sue to block the Trump administration’s rule requiring due process for those accused of campus sexual misconduct.

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Thursday the new federal Title IX rule that specifies how schools must handle allegations of sexual misconduct is a win for both victims and the accused.

The Education Department released its final rule that specifies how schools receiving federal aid must respond to allegations of sexual misconduct.

A student at Ohio Wesleyan University recently filed a lawsuit against former his university after he was expelled over a three-week investigation into a sexual misconduct allegation made against him by a peer. After falsely being accused of transmitting HIV to the alleged victim, the immunocompromised student was required to travel to a hospital during the height of the Chinese virus pandemic to take an HIV test, which was negative.

A student at Transylvania University in Lexington, Kentucky, claims that he was put in “solitary confinement” after he was accused of “unwanted kissing” by a peer. The student claims that he was forced to live in a small, confined, room immediately after he was accused of the misconduct.

A new survey that was published recently suggests that female students around the country have been sexually assaulted by their university and college professors. Some are now asking universities and colleges to prove that they have held alleged perpetrators accountable.

Grand Valley State announced this week that it will open a girls-only STEM camp to boys to settle a Title IX complaint filed by University of Michigan-Flint professor Mark Perry.

A lawsuit filed against Williams College claims that administrators suspended a male student over his refusal to date one of his female peers after consensual sexual contact. Now, the accused student says that administrators at the college failed to listen to his side of the story.

HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) — The families of three female high school runners filed a federal lawsuit Wednesday seeking to block transgender athletes in Connecticut from participating in girls sports.

Florida Republican Rep. Greg Steube has introduced a bill which aims to ensure that women and girls sports remain a fair playing field by prohibiting the use of federal funds to support any athletic event where a biological male identifying as a woman attempts to compete against biological female athletes.

The Trump administration is about to release its long-awaited final rule regarding the handling of campus sexual assaults and misconduct.

U.S. District Judge Richard Stearns announced this week that a disabled veteran’s gender bias lawsuit against the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth will move forward.