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The U.S. Department of Education's (DOE) Office for Civil Rights on Wednesday announced that it concluded that California's Department of Education and Interscholastic Federation violated Title IX by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports and use female facilities.

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The U.S. Department of Education's (DOE) Office for Civil Rights on Wednesday announced that it concluded that California's Department of Education and Interscholastic Federation violated Title IX by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports and use female facilities.

The DOE said that it has given California 10 days to comply with federal demands, as set forth by federal guidelines,or face "imminent enforcement action," including potential referral to the Department of Justice and loss of federal education funding.

The DOE said that it has given California 10 days to comply with federal demands, as set forth by federal guidelines,or face "imminent enforcement action," including potential referral to the Department of Justice and loss of federal education funding.

The federal investigation began in February after California's Interscholastic Federation announced that it would continue following state law allowing transgender athletes to compete based on gender identity despite an executive order from President Donald Trump banning transgender athletes from competing with female athletes.

New York Post

The federal investigation began in February after California's Interscholastic Federation announced that it would continue following state law allowing transgender athletes to compete based on gender identity despite an executive order from President Donald Trump banning transgender athletes from competing with female athletes.

In a statement from Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, the DOE acknowledged that Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom in March said that allowing men to compete in women's sports was "deeply unfair." But the state continued the policy, denying female athletes of "well-deserved accolades" and subjecting them to "the indignity of unfair and unsafe competitions."

Los Angeles Times

In a statement from Secretary of Education Linda McMahon, the DOE acknowledged that Democratic California Governor Gavin Newsom in March said that allowing men to compete in women's sports was "deeply unfair." But the state continued the policy, denying female athletes of "well-deserved accolades" and subjecting them to "the indignity of unfair and unsafe competitions."

The proposed resolution requires California to restore records and titles to female athletes who lost to transgender competitors, and send personalized apology letters to affected athletes on behalf of the state.

The proposed resolution requires California to restore records and titles to female athletes who lost to transgender competitors, and send personalized apology letters to affected athletes on behalf of the state.

A Newsom spokesperson dismissed the federal action as "dramatic, fake, and completely divorced from reality." California officials noted that fewer than 10 transgender athletes competed among nearly 6 million K-12 students statewide.

Advocate.com

A Newsom spokesperson dismissed the federal action as "dramatic, fake, and completely divorced from reality." California officials noted that fewer than 10 transgender athletes competed among nearly 6 million K-12 students statewide.

This enforcement action protects women's sports from unfair competition. California knowingly violated federal civil rights law by allowing biological males to steal awards and records from female athletes. The state must restore dignity to women's athletics by following Title IX requirements that ensure fair competition based on biological sex.

This enforcement action protects women's sports from unfair competition. California knowingly violated federal civil rights law by allowing biological males to steal awards and records from female athletes. The state must restore dignity to women's athletics by following Title IX requirements that ensure fair competition based on biological sex.

Daily Caller

Newsom’s California Illegally Discriminated Against Female Students With Trans Policy, Trump ED Dep’t Says

Breitbart

DOE Concludes CA in 'Clear Violation' of Title IX Over Trans Athletes

The Trump administration's discriminatory policy lacks legal standing and would put an undue burden on the state to verify the gender of every competing athlete. Newsom's is taking action to protect the few transgender athletes in the state from the president's cruel policies. The DOE should focus more on avoiding hamrful budget cuts.

The Trump administration's discriminatory policy lacks legal standing and would put an undue burden on the state to verify the gender of every competing athlete. Newsom's is taking action to protect the few transgender athletes in the state from the president's cruel policies. The DOE should focus more on avoiding hamrful budget cuts.

Trump Admin Finds California Violated Title IX on Trans Athletes

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