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Restore the previous Title IX rule and define sex as biological

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, chapter 11, p. 334. Written by Lindsey M. Burke.

Restore the previous Title IX rule and define sex as biological

The document says “shouldWho acts: President, Department of EducationHow: regulationp. 334 in the PDF
What the document says

“On its first day in office, the next Administration should signal its intent to enter the rulemaking process to restore the Trump”

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, p. 334

The full passage asks the next Administration to signal on day one its intent to restore the Trump Administration's Title IX regulation, with the additional insistence that sex is properly understood as a fixed biological fact, and to post notice-and-comment immediately. The chapter also asks for a full review of Title IX investigations conducted on the understanding that sex referred to gender identity or sexual orientation, for all such ongoing investigations to be dropped, and for affected districts to be told they may drop policy changes made under pressure.

What the document actually says

“On its first day in office, the next Administration should signal its intent to enter the rulemaking process to restore the Trump”

Mandate for Leadership: The Conservative Promise, p. 334
That sentence, in plain words

On day one, say that the old rule will be brought back.

What this is about

Title IX is a law about sex discrimination at school. Rules under it were changed. The book wants the earlier rules back. It says sex should mean the sex a person was born as.

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