SEC LINDA McMAHON_ PAYTON McNABB: Common Sense Says Women's Sports Are for Women Only

'Push his agenda': Major Trump argument dismantled in a new analysis

For many years, right-wing pundits mocked and ridiculed women's sports. But these days, President Donald Trump and other MAGA Republicans are claiming to be defenders of women's sports, which, they claim, are under attack from transgender activists.In a post on his Truth Social platform, Trump announced an anti-transgender executive order and declared, "I am proud to be the President to SAVE Women’s Sports."Trump also wrote, "From now on, women'…

CWA Celebrates 53 Years of Title IX | CONCERNED WOMEN FOR AMERICA

Today, marks 53 years of Title IX—the historic legislation known for promoting the athletic opportunities women enjoy today. But when President Richard Nixon signed the bill into law on June 23, 1972, athletics weren’t top of mind. In fact, the benefits of this provision are still continuing to surface even now – 53 years later. As women’s dignity faces attacks from all angles, Title IX has stood the test of time, and we celebrate its historic p…

SEC LINDA McMAHON, PAYTON McNABB: Common sense says women's sports are for women only

As Title IX turns 53, the battle for women's sports continues with the Trump administration opposing states that permit males to compete in female athletic competitions.

SEC LINDA McMAHON_ PAYTON McNABB: Common sense says women's sports are for women only

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to find a political issue that unites Americans. But there’s at least one that generates common ground: protecting women’s sports. Overwhelmingly, polls indicate that a majority of Americans, from both ends of the political spectrum, don’t believe allowing stronger, faster men in women’s competitions and intimate spaces is fair to women and girls. On Monday, June 23, as we celebrate the 53rd anniversary of Ti…

Title IX Was Meant To Protect Women — Not Erase Us

Happy Anniversary, Title IX! It was 53 years ago that a generation of fearless women paved the way for the rest of us.Leaders such as Representative Patsy Mink, the first Asian-American woman elected to Congress, Bernice Sandler, known as the "Godmother of Title IX," along with Representative Edith Green and Senator Birch Bayh, fought to pass a law that guaranteed women the same rights as men to learn, compete, and succeed. Title IX declared tha…

LETTER: Let's celebrate the benefits of Title IX! - The Iowa Standard

Fifty-three years ago, the United States implemented the Education Amendments of 1972. We know it as Title IX. June 23 is the anniversary of Title IX. What benefits do girls and women enjoy from this landmark Amendment? Title IX gives female high school and college athletes equal opportunities in athletics as well as access to athletic scholarships. In 1972, I was 10 years old. My father raised three girls and told us, “You can be anything you w…