Maine found in violation of Title IX over transgender athletes after Trump clashed with governor
- The Trump administration is pressuring Maine to ban biological males from competing in girls' sports, citing violations of Title IX by the Maine Department of Education, the Maine Principals Association, and Greely High School.
- The Department of Health and Human Services Office for Civil Rights identified several Maine educational bodies as violating Title IX and gave them 10 days to comply.
- Maine officials publicly stated they would not comply with the Trump executive order, prompting the administration to warn of funding cuts.
- OCR acting director Anthony Archeval emphasized the need to protect female athletes' rights, stating, "Girls deserve girls-only sports without male competitors.
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University of Maine Agrees to Ban Men from Women's Sports to Keep Federal Funding and Comply with Trump's Order
The University of Maine's decision to exclude men from women's sports ensures compliance with federal funding requirements amid growing tensions over Title IX. This pivotal move highlights the ongoing national debate on gender and athletics.
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