When A Lesbian With A Transgender Partner Wants To Hook Up With You, Run
The jaw-dropping account of the personal life of Harvard Law professor Bruce Hay is yet another morality tale about the utter chaos fueled by our late-term sexual revolution world.
Why American Women’s Sports Need To Get More Feminine
I wonder if the lackluster performance of the U.S. men in soccer has something to do with the perception of it as a sport for women and children.
Female High School Athlete Sidelined By Trans Males Speaks Out For Women’s Sports
Two biological males kept high school track runner Selina Soule from advancing in her sport. Now she has a lawyer and a Title IX complaint.
Trump Administration Proposes Revision Of Obama-Era Definition Of Sex Discrimination
HHS proposed a new rule that would remove ‘gender identity’ and ‘termination of pregnancy’ from the 2016 rule’s definition of ‘on the basis of sex.’
ACLU’s Opposition To Title IX Reform Betrays Their Claims To Defend Civil Rights
The ACLU’s denouncement of the new Title IX rules is a disappointing chapter in the history of a once-great defender of civil liberties for all.
Don’t Let The Kavanaugh Confirmation Turn Into A Title IX Kangaroo Court
Kavanaugh’s accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, should realize that the far-left tactics of the campus tribunal aren’t going to work in the Senate.
For Sticking To The Law, Trump Title IX Regs Accused Of ‘Making Campuses Safer’ For Rape
In a first for the Trump U.S Department of Education, this rollback will also undo Clinton and Bush-era policies, to adhere more closely to the law and Supreme Court precedent, an administration official told The Federalist.
New Title IX Rules Could Restore Due Process On College Campuses
Robby Soave joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Title IX, free speech, defining the public square, and the rise of the scooter.
The Mob Hounding OSU Over Domestic Assault Claims Are Destroying Due Process
The frenzy surrounding allegations of abuse by a coach at Ohio State University is a prime example of the danger of taking the law into our own hands.
Indiana Teacher: I Was Forced To Resign Because I Won’t Pretend Boys Can Be Girls
An Indiana orchestra teacher says public school administrators gave him three options at the end of this school year: refer to students as the opposite sex, resign, or be fired.
Accused Duke University Student Gets His Degree, Four Years After Unfair Expulsion
As professor K.C. Johnson noted, the damage has already been done: ‘Duke’s actions: (a) cost him a job; and (b) forced him to leave the country [because] he lost his visa.’
Is Donald Trump The Most Pro-Life President Ever?
The pro-life movement has come to grips with the reality that it does not matter who represents pro-life views from the bully pulpit of the presidency – what matters is what they do.
Judge: ‘Gender Played a Role’ In Male Student’s Expulsion After Due Process Fiasco
Judge John McConnell said that he could ‘find no reason at all why the result was Mr. Doe’s expulsion. The only inference [is] . . . gender played a role.’
Male Accuser Finally Turns The Tables Against A Female In Campus Kangaroo Courts
A male student has accused a female student of sexual assault, claiming he was too drunk to consent to sexual activity.
She Retroactively Decided She Didn’t Like Their Encounter, And It Destroyed His Semester
An Illinois State University student is suing his school because even though they found him not responsible for sexual assault, a premature suspension effectively punished him.
Cornell Law Professors Join Strengthening Push For Due Process On Campus
Cornell University is getting sued for denying male students accused of sexual assault due process, and a third of its law professors are backing the suit.
School Finds Sex Assault Accuser Not Credible, Still Suspends Accused Student
The male student is now suing Syracuse University for gender bias and for failing to provide him due process rights.
What The Federal Courts Are Getting Wrong About Transgender Discrimination In The Workplace
A brief primer on federal employment law exposes the error sweeping the judicial system.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s Unexpected Warning To The #MeToo Crowd Is A Vital Wakeup Call
Ginsburg’s comments about due process are a common sense breath of fresh air in an increasingly polarized cultural climate.
Why Revoking Obama’s Sex Assault Letter Won’t End Campus Witch Hunts
Even as the courts continue to find them unconstitutional, universities appear likely to follow Obama’s rules until they’re given legally binding regulations.
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