Women's Equality Day on August 26 includes the struggle for equity in education, which handily illustrates how movements for various aspects of women's rights are never really separate from each other. On that date in 1920, U.S. women won the…
Students lack familiarity with Title IX not just because they aren't taught about it but because schools' written Title IX policies aren't understandable, a new study suggests. The bureaucratic, technical wording in those policies wasn't written for them. Researchers asked…
Title IX controversies historically draw the most attention if they come from elite coastal universities or Washington, D.C.'s halls of power, but sex discrimination matters just as much to schools in the so-called "flyover states." In the 1970s women faculty…
It's summer and Title IX news is slower, yet one of the most important events in Title IX history is happening right now. And you can play a part. For only the second time, the federal government is going through…
Good news -- The publisher Wisdom House has licensed the rights to publish a translation of 37 Words in Korea! I'm surprised, I'll admit. I figured that my history of Title IX and the struggle against sex discrimination in U.S…
I asked the people who appear in my book 37 Words to share some of the songs they listened to during their struggles against sex discrimination in education, and put them in a Title IX playlist. These are some of…
What a wild 50th birthday week Title IX had, with progress and setbacks during Pride month. First, the progress: The U.S. Department of Education released proposed changes to Title IX regulations that would fix some of the damaging alterations imposed…
Two powerhouses for women's rights celebrate their golden anniversaries in 2022: The National Women's Law Center and Title IX share a birthday year! You know I love history, but their influence today, in the here and now, gives me hope…
In honor of Title IX's 50th anniversary on June 23, my blog posts this month will feature the voices of activists from Title IX history who I had the pleasure of interviewing for my book 37 Words. First up: the…
The self-designated "protectors" of women's sports who loudly oppose allowing a few transgender girls and women to compete remain oddly silent about practices that unfairly give hundreds of women's playing slots to cisgender men year after year after year. An…