Title IX was designed to protect students from sex-based discrimination and ensure equal opportunity in education. SLF has fought in court to defend those protections and will continue standing up for students, parents, and schools when constitutional rights are at stake. We cannot thank President Trump enough for his actions to finally rescind this dangerous and illegal re-definition of Title IX.

Title IX, signed 54 years ago today, launched a new era in women’s sports. But it’s now being misused to destroy that progress, forcing girls to compete with boys—or even sit on the sidelines. I pray SCOTUS will soon rule for common sense—and restore the meaning of Title IX.

🏆 TITLE IX VICTORY AT SCOTUS 🏆   The Court rejected the radical lie that biology doesn’t matter in girls’ sports. Schools can—and will—protect women and girls from male competition. Common sense won.   The fight isn’t over. We’re just getting started. Stay tuned! ⚽️🏀🥎🎾🏒🏐

The fight over Title IX and parental rights is playing out in schools and courtrooms across the country. SLF President Kimberly Hermann joined One America News to discuss the ongoing disputes in Colorado and Kansas over transgender student policies, girls’ sports and private spaces, and parents’ access to information about their children. This is the fight of our generation. 🇺🇸

Opinion: Although Title IX litigation is no longer at its high-water mark, universities can’t expect to regain the discretion they once had over handling students' sexual assault claims.

WATCH: "In a context like Title IX and sports, where the differences [between sexes] do matter, the court says states absolutely can take account of those differences." Protecting women's sports isn't discrimination. It is simply acknowledging biological reality.